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Porsche is lowering its Canadian prices on 2008 models by an average of 8 percent (10 percent if you ad equipment improvements) to tackle uprise among its customers. See, due to the tumbling US dollar that is in parity with their dollar, Canadians are facing momentous price differences between cars sold in their home market and the US Canada who can look to the U.S.
- Porsche Canada Sales Chart - November 2011
Highlighting Porsche after its worst month of the year might seem like an odd decision, but there's perhaps no better way of showcasing just how important the Cayenne is to Porsche Cars Canada. 53% of all Porsches sold in Canada in November 2011 were...
- Porsche 911 Sales Data In Canada - February 2011
Porsche 911 sales were up 3.1% in Canada in February. That's an increase of one unit over February 2010. Through the first two months of 2011, 911 sales are down from 54 to 45. In 2010, Porsche sold 525 911s, up from 495 in 2009. But which versions...
- Porsche Canada 2010 Sales Figures
It seems like ages since GoodCarBadCar.net did a traditional Numbers post on any subject. "Recent" editions examined One Year With A Smart Fortwo and GM's Chevrolet Infusion In Korea. For this, a brief return to GCBC Numbers styles posting, a look...
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Canadians need just 94 cents to buy an American dollar today. But if those same Canadians wish to buy an American car (or German, Swedish, Japanese etc.) they'll be forced to view the pricing schemes of the two nations as if the currency exchanged...
- Volvo's Big Incentives
Leasing, financing, and paying cash? Volvo Canada wants to give you a deal. Today's Canadian dollar is worth about $1.07 USD, and says Volvo Cars of Canada CEO Steve Blyth, "We realize Canadians are looking to the US market and comparing prices of...
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Porsche Lowers Canadian Prices Due To Plummeting US Dollar
Porsche is lowering its Canadian prices on 2008 models by an average of 8 percent (10 percent if you ad equipment improvements) to tackle uprise among its customers. See, due to the tumbling US dollar that is in parity with their dollar, Canadians are facing momentous price differences between cars sold in their home market and the Porsche stated that its suggested base retail price for a 2008 Boxster is $58,100, compared with $63,600 for the 2007 model; a base
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- Porsche Canada Sales Chart - November 2011
Highlighting Porsche after its worst month of the year might seem like an odd decision, but there's perhaps no better way of showcasing just how important the Cayenne is to Porsche Cars Canada. 53% of all Porsches sold in Canada in November 2011 were...
- Porsche 911 Sales Data In Canada - February 2011
Porsche 911 sales were up 3.1% in Canada in February. That's an increase of one unit over February 2010. Through the first two months of 2011, 911 sales are down from 54 to 45. In 2010, Porsche sold 525 911s, up from 495 in 2009. But which versions...
- Porsche Canada 2010 Sales Figures
It seems like ages since GoodCarBadCar.net did a traditional Numbers post on any subject. "Recent" editions examined One Year With A Smart Fortwo and GM's Chevrolet Infusion In Korea. For this, a brief return to GCBC Numbers styles posting, a look...
- Personal Imports
Canadians need just 94 cents to buy an American dollar today. But if those same Canadians wish to buy an American car (or German, Swedish, Japanese etc.) they'll be forced to view the pricing schemes of the two nations as if the currency exchanged...
- Volvo's Big Incentives
Leasing, financing, and paying cash? Volvo Canada wants to give you a deal. Today's Canadian dollar is worth about $1.07 USD, and says Volvo Cars of Canada CEO Steve Blyth, "We realize Canadians are looking to the US market and comparing prices of...