Fast & Furious cast startled car prices in Singapore _ news car.

- It is proposed that the price of the car in the Singapore market, cast Fast & Furious 6 went from surprise to surprise the other.
As is well known, the Singapore government impose high import duties for foreign cars. Therefore, car prices in Singapore compared to other markets is always several times higher. This has led Fast & Furious cast startled.
Guess before the actors do not know car prices in Singapore, Razor TV channels have made a very interesting interview and strange. In particular, John Lui reporter asked the cast of Fast & Furious 6 that the price of these cars in the Singapore market.John started with two actresses Michelle Rodriguez and Gina Carano. Both were shocked to learn a Nissan Sylphy (or Sentra in North America) is priced at 90,000 dollars. In the U.S. market, the price of the Nissan Sentra just stood at 15,990 dollars.
 

Demonstrate expression of Michelle confusing to hear the price of the Nissan Sylphy in Singapore.Besides, Michelle and Gina still not believe his ears when he heard the price of the Subaru BRZ in Singapore. At Lion Island, a Subaru BRZ starts at U.S. $ 130,000. The corresponding figure in the U.S. is 25 495 dollars.
More interesting, Michelle was surprised to learn Subaru BRZ is the product of a car company ... Japan. It seems that some Americans can not distinguish what is popular car brand in Japan. In fact, some people even think Hyundai is a car brand from the land of cherry blossoms.
Then continue to ask Vin Diesel Lui and Luke Evans about the price of the Toyota Prius, BMW 6-Series and Honda Accord 2.4L in Singapore. Vin Diesel could not hide his surprise that Toyota Prius is priced at U.S. $ 154,000. Selling price of both models correspond remaining U.S. $ 330,000 and 130,000.Through interviews, we can see the cast of Fast & Furious 6 does not predict the prices of any vehicle in Singapore. According jalopnik, the purpose of the Singapore government to impose higher tariffs on foreign car's driver to stop people buying boxes to improve traffic.