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psarhjinian @ Mar 22nd 2008 4:31PM
I think it'd be interesting to note what sales of the Windom, Altezza, Harrier or Aristo were pre- and post-Lexus, and if those sales were comparable to their German equivalents.
psarhjinian @ Mar 22nd 2008 4:38PM
Sorry, my bad. The Windom isn't being sold, and the Harrier waits until 2009.
Point still stands, though: what were the Altezza vs. 3-Series vs. C-Class vs. A4 sales in Japan? Or the same for the Aristo vs. 5 vs E vs. A6.
nagmashot @ Mar 23rd 2008 5:45AM
60% of all cars over $40,000 sold in Japan are German..go figure..