I Need Help On Car Pricing

[duke69]

We have HQ in Singapore, branch in BKK.

Some of our Thai sales people and managers are raising a lot of problems because of the cars, and now they are asking for big cars which are not in the Budget.

Can some of you provide me the link to a web site where I can find the car prices in Thailand or just list the prices of Toyota and Nissan cars in BKK?

I believe there are only few nodels for Toyota and no mopre than 3 for Nissan, I need to arrive to BKK ready for a discussion in order to avoid further confrontation.

thanks for help

[Tywais]

This list is not quite up to date but will give you an idea > http://www.expatmotors.co.th/new_prices.html

[kmart]

Lease cars for company use. Less hassles / fiddles. Make sure company logo is visible on the cars also.

I have some bitter experience of this myself. A lot of Thai salespeople are not ....erm, up to standard....

[The Dan Sai Kid]

all the major car companies have Thai websites in English which will give you all prices.

[duke69]

Indeed we are currently renting Vois at 17000 baht per month which looks more than OK to me (no cash flow problems), but the manager there (who wanted the Fortuner) is writing everyday that this is a waste of company money .....

I told him to renew the lease for another quarter, then I will consider a new Vios or Altis

[soundman]

Indeed we are currently renting Vois at 17000 baht per month which looks more than OK to me (no cash flow problems), but the manager there (who wanted the Fortuner) is writing everyday that this is a waste of company money .....

I told him to renew the lease for another quarter, then I will consider a new Vios or Altis

Not even considering that for those who cant afford a Benz, the fortuner is about the only trendy car you can be seen driving these days.

I'm sure your sales manager hasn't even thought of this when he is giving you all the reasons to buy the fortuner....

Good car though.

Soundman.

[HDRIDER]

Hi Try this

http://www.thailandguru.com/transport-car-own.html

http://www.thai-info.net/cars/default.aspx

http://www.topmotorsales.co.th/news.asp

[duke69]

Indeed we are currently renting Vois at 17000 baht per month which looks more than OK to me (no cash flow problems), but the manager there (who wanted the Fortuner) is writing everyday that this is a waste of company money .....

I told him to renew the lease for another quarter, then I will consider a new Vios or Altis

Not even considering that for those who cant afford a Benz, the fortuner is about the only trendy car you can be seen driving these days.

I'm sure your sales manager hasn't even thought of this when he is giving you all the reasons to buy the fortuner....

Good car though.

Soundman.

Itis not about the Fortuner itself, he wants to raise the level of cars for all salespeople to justify a bigger one for him, hence my additional cost is not the fortuner only......I don't want salespeople at 20,000 baht per month to drive a Vios, a car not even senior managers in KL or Sing have!!!

I was thinking to buy them a Tuk tuk, so that they can round up their salary in Patpong after working hours

[macan]

You can see the prices of most common cars, pickups and commercial trucks at this site http://www.bangnaautosale.com/price.htm

Its in thai but easy to get around. Their 'promotions' are here http://www.bangnaautosale.com/pro_bms.htm - I didnt calculate the interest but they are offering a Vios model for 39,000 down and 72 payments of 7,***! (i guess *=9)

[smartecosse]

why can't you simply say that they can all have xyz but they have to produce an in crease of x amount first ?

or just tell them they will get the car that they are worth and a new non electric start honda dream is being delivered on Tuesday

[jbsears]

You can get a vios cheaper than 17k a month. I rented a brand new one for 3 months for 17k. A company should be able to get a better deal than me. Also, think about buying them. The payments are under 10k a month and when you sell them you'll get a lot back. Cars in Thailand have a high resale value.