Japanese Car Zone - View Single Post - M3 is 30% more expensive than C63 in Hong Kong. Worth it?

bobtheknight · 11-11-2007, 08:21 PM

Ok guys,

My first post. I live in Hong Kong and currently am decidng between the C63 and M3 - until i checked the prcies. Unless there is a typo on the respective websites (Mercedes HK is Zung Fu Company Limited and BMW is BMW Concessionaires (HK) Ltd.) the M3 is priced at 1.36M (Hong Kong dollars) and the C63 is priced at 1.08M - this represents a whopping 26% price difference. Now in HK 99% of the cars are automatics so assuming when the M3 (auto version) comes out, it should be priced at about 1.4-1.5M - this represents a hugh 30 plus % price difference.

In Asia we pay a premium for cars anyway but 30% difference between a M3 and C63 is alot!

11-11-2007, 08:21 PM	#1
bobtheknight Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 9 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	M3 is 30% more expensive than C63 in Hong Kong. Worth it? Ok guys, My first post. I live in Hong Kong and currently am decidng between the C63 and M3 - until i checked the prcies. Unless there is a typo on the respective websites (Mercedes HK is Zung Fu Company Limited and BMW is BMW Concessionaires (HK) Ltd.) the M3 is priced at 1.36M (Hong Kong dollars) and the C63 is priced at 1.08M - this represents a whopping 26% price difference. Now in HK 99% of the cars are automatics so assuming when the M3 (auto version) comes out, it should be priced at about 1.4-1.5M - this represents a hugh 30 plus % price difference. In Asia we pay a premium for cars anyway but 30% difference between a M3 and C63 is alot!