swathdiver
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Welcome William. See the random media section on the right? I recently saw a newer Tahoe in front of the Eiffel Tower in a photo over there, maybe a 2010 or so.
Tahoe 2001 from France
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Spacido
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Thank you for the welcoming.
I started watching some sections of the forum. I have already recovered valuable info.
The tahoe is really a fantastic machine. Mine was made in your beautiful country, then sold new in Italy, to finally finish at home.
We do not have basic finishes on US vehicles, only high finishes have been sold in France in very small quantities.
I started watching some sections of the forum. I have already recovered valuable info.
The tahoe is really a fantastic machine. Mine was made in your beautiful country, then sold new in Italy, to finally finish at home.
We do not have basic finishes on US vehicles, only high finishes have been sold in France in very small quantities.
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Spacido
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I own my Tahoe since October 2018, he had 123,000 miles. I got it for $ 10,500, at that we need to add the title deed for $ 630
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Looks awesome! That place looks lovely and makes me jealous.
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Spacido
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It's a forest next to my village. There are hunting huts, for my part, I cut my wood for the winters.
My house is an old stone house dating back to 1820.
Of course, I do not go unnoticed with the gabari Tahoe on these small country roads
My house is an old stone house dating back to 1820.
Of course, I do not go unnoticed with the gabari Tahoe on these small country roads
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Glad you're here! It's so cool to see big American vehicles running around in Europe, makes me really happy for some reason. Here's a video about someone else who brought a Tahoe to France. Does your experience differ from his? Are Europeans generally this disdainful of people with SUVs?
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Already, a new Tahoe LTZ is selling between $ 90,000 and $ 100,000 through an importer. To that you must add $ 11500 of carbon tax.
We have heavy taxes on polluting vehicles. So the vehicles that sell well are average cars and especially diesel. As American SUVs are often big V8 or V6, so you have a strong tax.
If the type of vehicle has already been officially imported into France, then you can register it without much problem. If I import a Cadillac Escalade, for example, which has never been officially sold in France by Cadillac, then I have to pay a conforming bet that costs you about $ 9000 ... and you add the $ 11,500 carbon tax .
The big American SUV arouses either admiration or total disgust. They are very big for us, and riding in an Escalade, Tahoe or Dodge RAM pretends to be someone very rich and pretentious
For us, a Nissan Murano is already a big SUV, so imagine the vision of a Tahoe or worse ... a Suburban.
I have to take two parking spots when I go shopping.
The old Americans have, however, a nice odds of love with people (Mustang, Firebird, Eldorado 70s ...). We are still a lot of people who ride in SUV US.
For nothing in the world I will not leave the world of the American car
We have heavy taxes on polluting vehicles. So the vehicles that sell well are average cars and especially diesel. As American SUVs are often big V8 or V6, so you have a strong tax.
If the type of vehicle has already been officially imported into France, then you can register it without much problem. If I import a Cadillac Escalade, for example, which has never been officially sold in France by Cadillac, then I have to pay a conforming bet that costs you about $ 9000 ... and you add the $ 11,500 carbon tax .
The big American SUV arouses either admiration or total disgust. They are very big for us, and riding in an Escalade, Tahoe or Dodge RAM pretends to be someone very rich and pretentious
For us, a Nissan Murano is already a big SUV, so imagine the vision of a Tahoe or worse ... a Suburban.
I have to take two parking spots when I go shopping.
The old Americans have, however, a nice odds of love with people (Mustang, Firebird, Eldorado 70s ...). We are still a lot of people who ride in SUV US.
For nothing in the world I will not leave the world of the American car
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