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BMW Vehicles To New Zealand
- Thread starter kiwitoh
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aerosports
Well-Known Member
No wonder body value of BMWs droppping so drastically.
The Mixmaster
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If NZ is no longr availabe as an export market for our cars, then where else can we export our cars to?
rab
Well-Known Member
kiwitoh;389133 said:
Are you sure? Most current generation BMW vehicles comply with Euro 4 (and some with Euro 5), and most previous generation BMW vehicles comply with Euro 3 e.g. all six cylinder E46 comply with Euro 3 and the four cylinder models comply with Euro 4. Even the new 8 cylinder M3 complies with Euro 4.
bimmer671
Member
kiwitoh;389133 said:
table1 shows the requirement
Infosheet 2.08 - Vehicle Exhaust Emissions Rule requirements
aerosports
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Does our e46 comply with this requirments ? Any views on the body value of e46 318 end 2004 ? Thanks
EF2
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Whichever the case may be.. general across the market, body prices have since plunged drastically. It is indeed true, NZ is no more buying in cars..and even if they do, it will be for a very selective models...and I mean, really selective.
Just an overview, the E46s are the hardest hit as not many countries are buying this model..as because there's the E60s and E90s coming from Japan/UK as a cheaper option. No doubt our cars are of a higher premium in terms of available options and accessories, but only a finger-few will appreciate the works.
At this point in time, only the E60s 520iA are in steady flow for export-sales back to Europe. Yes, African, Russians and some mid-east countries buy them..but their prices are of no match to those offers coming from Famagusta, Cyprus.
Ask why I know...? Coz I'm exporting the E60s myself - to Cyprus. Have a friend who's running a pre-owned Beemer dealership there...and 520IA is all they want right now....
As how we see it, bodyprices for most makes/models will keep tumbling down right up till mid-2009...so it's either (intending sellers) to sell now or hold till later and hope the market picks up fast enough...
Just my point to share... ;p
kiwitoh
Active Member
Dear All
The real fact from BMW New Zealand That They does not want cars from Singapore... AS they think they they are all Euro 2 emission standard Only.
But the real fact that some cars are in Euro 3 or Even Euro 4 stardard As long as you can prove that technical specs are Euro 3 or Euro 4 standard....
FYI
