MTC3
#271
How are you determining that? One of my local hobby shops has it up for pre order and they've listed the expected MSRP as $100 AUD more than the MTC2R. That'll put it as one of the more expensive cars on the market.
#272
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 2,856
From: Marietta, Ga
I guess we will see in 2 weeks LOL!
rcmart has it at 626.90 USD
monaco rc has it at 611.63 USD
Tonisport has it at 699 euro (-VAT is like 590 euro I think?)
Seems very reasonable if these prices are legitimate!
rcmart has it at 626.90 USD
monaco rc has it at 611.63 USD
Tonisport has it at 699 euro (-VAT is like 590 euro I think?)
Seems very reasonable if these prices are legitimate!
Last edited by PROMODVETTE; 05-29-2025 at 06:09 AM.
#274
#277
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From: Ohio
value added tax .... sorta kinda like sales tax but always included in the price of the kit when sold to a European customer. if sold to a US customer the price of the kit is reduced by the VAT. It can be significant difference. A few years ago when EURO and USD were near par, purchasing from Europe and shipping to US was a deal even with the shipping cost
#278
Value Added Tax is the worst tax by far, and the crap the people in Europe have to go through i.e. pay extra on top of what is a real and fair price for items that are non-European is insane. Especially when its an item that the EU Customs can then make a couple extra $$$ off!
Which is why back in the day American products in the EU where so dang expensive and well still are. Lord forbid you buy clothes or any product in the US, and bring it back with tags still on it...
Which is why back in the day American products in the EU where so dang expensive and well still are. Lord forbid you buy clothes or any product in the US, and bring it back with tags still on it...
#279
Value Added Tax is the worst tax by far, and the crap the people in Europe have to go through i.e. pay extra on top of what is a real and fair price for items that are non-European is insane. Especially when its an item that the EU Customs can then make a couple extra $$$ off!
Which is why back in the day American products in the EU where so dang expensive and well still are. Lord forbid you buy clothes or any product in the US, and bring it back with tags still on it...
Which is why back in the day American products in the EU where so dang expensive and well still are. Lord forbid you buy clothes or any product in the US, and bring it back with tags still on it...
#280
List price includes VAT (domestic sales tax), which is 19% in Germany (Tonisport). When shipped internationally you don't pay that tax, so the price is reduced. So your $789 conversion ends up being closer to $660. Still higher than their $590 estimate, perhaps they didn't do the exchange rate correctly, but much lower than your figure.
#282
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 2,856
From: Marietta, Ga
List price includes VAT (domestic sales tax), which is 19% in Germany (Tonisport). When shipped internationally you don't pay that tax, so the price is reduced. So your $789 conversion ends up being closer to $660. Still higher than their $590 estimate, perhaps they didn't do the exchange rate correctly, but much lower than your figure.
#283
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 2,856
From: Marietta, Ga
#285
Setup wise it looks like high RC and very high diff are the standout features.



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