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发表于 2014-7-3 00:56
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Cuban dealers sold 50 cars in 6 months after loosened restrictions, high prices to blame
Only fifty cars were sold in Cuba in the first six months of the year after local authorities loosened the restrictions regarding import cars.
At the beginning of the year Cuba eased restrictions on car imports after 50 years but since then only fifty cars and four motorcycles have been sold across the country. The main reason has to do with incredibly high prices as in some cases these were marked up 400 percent or even more. For example, a humble Peugeot 206 at a Havana dealership costs 91,000 USD while a 508 is a whopping 262,000 USD.
These prices are ridiculous taking into account the average wage for state workers is just 20 USD per month. Most of the cars purchased were used since the average sale price was of 23,759 USD.
Cuba says 75 percent of the proceeds from new car sales will be invested in their archaic and inefficient transportation system. However, so far they haven't been able to collect a considerable amount of money since the country's eleven dealerships sales reached only 1.28M USD in the first six months of the year. |
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发表于 2014-7-3 00:55
标致508售价262,000美元，折合人命币约1627020人民币元~
发表于 2014-7-3 01:12
发表于 2014-7-3 12:49