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Shouldn't a Mazda be cheaper in Thailand than USA?

shootrrdave
in Thailand Motor Discussion

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2 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

You have to shop around some cheap deals by dealers could be last years model that still have in stock.

When buying in Thailand the price is the price.

To compare as you are with US is pointless.

 

To think on it a different way is how much do you lose on a new car in US and how much is lost in Thailand, secondhand cars here are expensive IMHO.

 

What you can buy secondhand here for say 100,000 baht in the UK you'd have to give it away to be rid of it. ????

 

Yeah anything under 100K here is usually trash. It would cost the same to repair it to workable condition. Even abandonded cars for 10 years with plants growing in them can fetch 30-50K. 

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