Aussie CSL owners?

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by s.mac

No mate, I was thinking of sending over so I could use it over there. Not after reading PH’s . I thought it would be a few grand but not as much as they quoted. $16,500

If you are serious, I know someone in the industry that could do a very god deal, he has arranged shipping of several cars out there for friends .

[s.mac]

Cheers Mike, tongue in cheek about shipping it’s all the other costs that add up.

Vehicle import application - $50.00
Shipping cost (20ft container) - $3025.00
Marine shipping insurance - $1892.00
Australian Duty & Entry Fees - $6456.41
Port & Statutory Charges - $489.50
Transport of container (Warf to Depot) - $429.00
Depot Charges (Unpack Container) - $407.00
Australian Quarantine Inspection Services - $193.00
Customs and AQUIS formalities re Motor Vehicle - $412.50
Valuation of Vehicle - $605.00
Transport by tilt tray (Warf to mechanic) - $132.00
Admin Costs at Mechanic & Secure storage - $176.00
Blue slip for imported vehicle - $113.50
Personal Import Plate - $154.00
Visual inspection unit (VIU) at RTA - $187.00
Registration Fee - $51.00
Motor Vehicle Tax - $166.00
Stamp Duty (on a Value of $42,000) - $1260.00
Compulsory Third party insurance - $326.00

Grand total (Car is now on the road!) - $16,524.91

That’s based on a Lotus Elise 111R

[NBTBRV8]

Originally Posted by s.mac

Cheers Mike, tongue in cheek about shipping it’s all the other costs that add up.



That’s based on a Lotus Elise 111R

But are you wanting to leave it there, or just take it with you for a holiday i.e. <12 months, then ship it out?

[s.mac]

My son lives there so I would want to leave it there.

[NBTBRV8]

Originally Posted by s.mac

My son lives there so I would want to leave it there.

Well there is no cheap option then. But a word of warning, they changed the rules a few years ago for a personal import where you have to prove that you are coming here to live with a personal import, people where bring in cars and then leaving again.