Estimated Price..

[gt-jerome]

Originally Posted by PAImportTuner

Not that you can't, the question is if you want to spend so much for this car.

how much? 30.000 € maxi, i brought my civic 21.500 €, 4 years ago. Now i'd like to change for RWD at first! Then a recent car (because of i came from the civic and the inside is really futurist so i can't buy older)

Some japan carz or BMW 1 only are RWD so i don't have many choice...

[iff2mastamatt]

I think it will be around $26 for the Scion.

[PAImportTuner]

Originally Posted by gt-jerome

how much? 30.000 € maxi, i brought my civic 21.500 €, 4 years ago. Now i'd like to change for RWD at first! Then a recent car (because of i came from the civic and the inside is really futurist so i can't buy older)

Some japan carz or BMW 1 only are RWD so i don't have many choice...

We don't know how much it will be but from our guess and estimates of our current auto market in the US, ~$23,000 USD seems about the average depending what the car comes with. Since the Euro is more valuable It would only cost you around ~17.000 € but that's based on our USD estimated price, you might have to pay more upwards of ~21.000 € due to tax and importation which is still less than your Civic.

[NikostC]

The European version will likely cost 27,000 - 28,000 euro not 21,000 .... You guys forget that USA gets stuff for 40% cheaper! a base civic in europe is 19,000 euro. thats like 27,000 US dollars.

[PAImportTuner]

Originally Posted by iff2mastamatt

I think it will be around $26 for the Scion.

I was saying originally around $23,749, but now that I'm thinking about it more and more, doing comparisons on the current offerings on the market. I just don't see how this car would fetch over $20,450 starting manual transmission.

[lancie]

in Italy they say cost about 30000 euro....

[iff2mastamatt]

Originally Posted by PAImportTuner

I was saying originally around $23,749, but now that I'm thinking about it more and more, doing comparisons on the current offerings on the market. I just don't see how this car would fetch over $20,450 starting manual transmission.

I'm thinking more pessimistically so I can hopefully be surprised with a lower price. I think the FR-S will be at least a few thousand more than the tC to differentiate the two, but it will come down to specs and final looks in the end.

[lancie]

Originally Posted by NikostC

The European version will likely cost 27,000 - 28,000 euro not 21,000 .... You guys forget that USA gets stuff for 40% cheaper! a base civic in europe is 19,000 euro. thats like 27,000 US dollars.

yeah....is correct... in italy hyundai genesis cost 29000 euro (2.0 turbo)


and...


now in italy gasoline prices is 1,55 euro/litre

[gt-jerome]

Originally Posted by NikostC

The European version will likely cost 27,000 - 28,000 euro not 21,000 .... You guys forget that USA gets stuff for 40% cheaper! a base civic in europe is 19,000 euro. thats like 27,000 US dollars.

i think so

in europe, the price are often more expensive... because of somes taxes but especially because they don't want us to buy sport's cars Sport's cars means danger...

When i see how much cost a skyline in japan, or a shelby GT in USA, i'm disgusted... In France, we have nothing compared to

but the base price under 30.000 € seems possible... i hope

[PAImportTuner]

Originally Posted by iff2mastamatt

I'm thinking more pessimistically so I can hopefully be surprised with a lower price. I think the FR-S will be at least a few thousand more than the tC to differentiate the two, but it will come down to specs and final looks in the end.

I was thinking the same thing, but the tC offers more feature standard. Panoramic roof, led side mirrors, 18s, more cargo space, seats 5. It has 180hp and 6spd, So really I can't think of the car being priced above $2k more than the tC. And now just the thought of it possibly being slower or barely edging a tC in the 1/4mile sickens me, let alone the price.

[lancie]

Originally Posted by gt-jerome

i think so

in europe, the price are often more expensive... because of somes taxes but especially because they don't want us to buy sport's cars Sport's cars means danger...

When i see how much cost a skyline in japan, or a shelby GT in USA, i'm disgusted... In France, we have nothing compared to

but the base price under 30.000 € seems possible... i hope

in usa with 10000euro there's a old corvette......in europe with 10000 euro there's a fiat panda...

[ichitaka05]

Hm... price tag is something I don't have any info on (I wish, I do).

For US, I'm hoping starts from $21k~$22.5k & adding fun features and total around $24k~$26k... so I pray. LOL

[iff2mastamatt]

Originally Posted by PAImportTuner

I was thinking the same thing, but the tC offers more feature standard. Panoramic roof, led side mirrors, 18s, more cargo space, seats 5. It has 180hp and 6spd, So really I can't think of the car being priced above $2k more than the tC. And now just the thought of it possibly being slower or barely edging a tC in the 1/4mile sickens me, let alone the price.

it doesn't make sense to pay more for less, but it's the same way for the accord/altima coupe compared to the sedan versions. It's about $1500 more for the coupes than the base model sedans of each.

[gt-jerome]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

For US, I'm hoping starts from $21k~$22.5k & adding fun features and total around $24k~$26k... so I pray. LOL

thanks for your prayers