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geo.stewart @ Jun 3rd 2008 11:06AM
zamafir,
with the quote "As is usually the case, we're not holding our breath for these engines to make it stateside",
one would naturally assume the author was contemplating those engines being offered in the US, especially as every article that mentions something being offered in Europe but not here would do so well if it were sold in NA.
I was contemplating the response they would receive and determining it would be lackluster.
As for the 17K, take your suggested 14.5K, add a typical $1K pkg to the deal, D&H, and paperwork fees and you are at 17K easy.