In Pakistan, a car worth Rs. 6 Crore

[Mech]

Indian members got ignored the **** out here.

Its not like we (I) tried very hard.

 

[acetophenol]

Its not like we (I) tried very hard.

@Mech:evanmarkitu oru panikodukande? Silliyaya karyangalil oru wave of threadukal thudangatte njan?

 

[Mech]

@Mech:evanmarkitu oru panikodukande? Silliyaya karyangalil oru wave of threadukal thudangatte njan?

Ayyikko.....pakshe, pani kittiyal pinne parayaruthu


njan evide adutha "ban" engane undakkum ennu vicharichu nadakkukayanu

 

[khanboy007]

any one got any info. on how much percentage tax is imposed if we import a vehicle ??? Thanks

 

[acetophenol]

Ayyikko.....pakshe, pani kittiyal pinne parayaruthu


njan evide adutha "ban" engane undakkum ennu vicharichu nadakkukayanu

Njan da ponne!

 

[Argus Panoptes]

And after Karachi, Lahore seems to be following the trend.

Nice!

Are there any figures as to how many cars Porsche sell in a year in Pakistan?

 

[Windjammer]

Nice!

Are there any figures as to how many cars Porsche sell in a year in Pakistan?

When the Lahore showroom first opened back in 2006, in the first month the dealer sold 30 Porsche cars.

The German sports car heralded its arrival in Pakistan last month with a glitzy ceremony at one of Lahore's most exclusive clubs. Abukhar Bokhari, the importer, has already sold 30. "Business is booming," he said.

"It's the best it's ever been," said Asif Kamal, an industrialist who has just bought an investment bank and is building a 20-storey office in downtown Lahore. "There's never been so much money and so many opportunities."

To celebrate, he bought a Porsche Cayman S for £72,000, a car costing £30,000 more than it would in the UK due to the import tariffs. "It's a nice toy, just for fun," he said, adding that a Rolls-Royce concession had found two customers even before it had opened.

 

[SW187]

**THREAD REVIVAL**

Looking for some guidance, appreciate any suggestions or advice.

I notice that there aren't many exotics/supercars in Pakistan, and whatever is here, is usually not for sale.
When available, their prices are exaggerated to the moon.

If I travel to Pakistan, can I bring my own car with me? For example, If I were to drive from Canada, to the US, and even to Mexico, I could take my car all that way, infact if I had the balls to, I could probably drive as far south as South America.
So in that same sense, are people allowed to drive their own cars into Pakistan? Do people from Iran, Afghanistan, China, and India drive their own cars within Pakistan, and if so, how could I bring my car with me to Pakistan, not for resale, but to drive and bring back with me when I leave.....

Help! (please)