5.0L Mustang goes onsale in Japan..

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12/21/10 | 05:26 PM

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assasinator

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Originally Posted by SD CALSPCL

The price is unacceptable, and the question is why such high tariffs on "foreign" cars when they can sell their cars here without any tariff. Fair trade my a..!

5 million yen is 59795.45 dollars.

i see its already converted too late.

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12/21/10 | 06:28 PM

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Clino

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From: Vancouver

I'm heading over to Tokyo for Christmas and New Years. I'll keep my eyes out for any 5.0s!

I saw a black 2010 V6 in my small town in Korea during the summer which blew my mind. It sure stood out among the droves of Kias and Hyundais!

I have yet to see a 5.0 in person actually. I left home (Vancouver) just before they started hitting the streets. Looking forward to it when I get home in a few months.

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12/21/10 | 06:32 PM

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m4a1mustang

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As has been mentioned already, there is a consumption tax in Japan based on the vehicles engine (and a few other factors). A fully loaded 370Z in Japan will cost a bit over 5 million yen and that's a 3.7L V6.

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12/21/10 | 11:19 PM

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trane

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Originally Posted by Automagically

There is always a time for change. Maybe they don't offer them yet...

One can only hope that they'll get around to it, but I'm not all that hopeful. The 2010s were only available as autos, too.

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holy crap- my intent wasn't to be geographically correct. It's a Asian man taking a picture in a funny pose...

What, they all look the same?

Heh.

Sorry to bust on ya. It's just that being so generic is kinda like saying Texas culture is the same as that in Finland. That second photo, though -- no further description required -- bwaaaaahahaha, god does that strike a chord.