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Started by Manfred Haner
Sun, 24 Jul 1994 07:43
car export to germany ?
Author: Manfred Haner
Date: Sun, 24 Jul 1994 07:43
Date: Sun, 24 Jul 1994 07:43
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Hi US-folks,
in fall I'll travel to the USA and intend to buy a new Ford Explorer (and
export it to Germany). Cause I don't know the price of this car I'd be
glad if someone could give me any information (4WD, automatic, 5 doors,
air condition, ABS, cruise control). Anything to consider when buying a
car in the USA? Thanks a lot.
cu. Manfred =8-)
Reply to : Manfred_Haner@hn.maus.de
Re: car export to germany ?
Author: S.Rennacker
Date: Sun, 24 Jul 1994 22:17
Date: Sun, 24 Jul 1994 22:17
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I would get a price through the Consumer Reports magazine. I think you can pay a small fee for the price service. For US$11 they will mail you a complete printout (303-745-1700) If you are planning to travel to the West Coast, I got a sprice of US$900 to ship a For Taurus from San Francisco to Hamburg ($1400 to Copenhagen...???). Rennacker Manfred Haner (manfred@hunter.stgt.sub.org) wrote: : Hi US-folks, : in fall I'll travel to the USA and intend to buy a new Ford Explorer (and : export it to Germany). Cause I don't know the price of this car I'd be : glad if someone could give me any information (4WD, automatic, 5 doors, : air condition, ABS, cruise control). Anything to consider when buying a : car in the USA? Thanks a lot. : cu. Manfred =8-) : Reply to : Manfred_Haner@hn.maus.de -- S. L. Rennacker slr@crl.com "Corrupt politicians make the other ten percent look bad." --- Henry Kissinger
Re: car export to germany ?
Author: Michael Blake
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 1994 06:39
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 1994 06:39
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-- If they do not sell explorers in Germany, you might want to consider buying parts that will wear out or need to be replaced. Many soldiers who used to be stationed with in Germany had to wait over a month for electronic parts for their American Cars. Take a look at the service or maintence guides or even the extra #contracts# these will give you an idea of what parts to stock up on. -Mike Blake
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