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| 05-24-2012, 10:05 AM | #1 |
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No M3's in Ireland?
I always click on this forum by accident on my iPad when I'm trying to get to the Canadian forum.
I have always wondered how come there are so few M3's in Ireland? I thought the U.K. had tonnes of BMW's and M-cars! - KJ |
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| 06-26-2012, 03:54 AM | #4 |
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The Tax to own an M3 in Ireland (Republic of Ireland) is mental. Something in the region of £3K a year!! But in the North, (Northern Ireland) the tax is £475 a year and maybe the NI owners click on the UK rather than Ireland. I can't say to be honest. Thanks for visiting anyway, :thumbs:
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| 08-09-2012, 03:52 AM | #5 |
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Because an M3 in Ireland costs €115,000 (US$ 141,000 CAD 141,000) to buy and €2,100 (US$ 2,600 CAD 2,600) to tax annually making them as rare as cars that cost this much in the US and Canada. Also fuel costs €1.60 per liter (or approximately US$10.00 per European gallon).
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| 08-23-2012, 06:39 PM | #6 |
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I was just in Ireland. During my travels I saw 6 M3s, 2 M5s, and 1 M6. I cannot speak to the total number present in the country but I saw enough to make me smile. Even with the current state of their economy there were plenty of BMWs/other luxury cars around. I did see a good number of the new F30s. To be honest I think in the US we are far more willing/interested in showing off our money through our toys than most of the population in Ireland. And truthfully I always enjoy being there for that reason. What a truly lovely country (even if it rains a lot hah).
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