Allion Nzt 260, Year 2007 Black. Worth For 4.8 Mil??

[sajithgamage]

guyz, i wanna little help! is it worth to spend 4.8 mil for a unregistered 2007 black allion. (1500cc)

btw what does the G package contain. the seller said its G but i need to know whether he is a scam or not!

it doesnt have the steering wheel buttons. is it a option of G grade? does the interior changes according to the package?

quick help is needed guyz... thanks in advance..!

[REDLINE]

guyz, i wanna little help! is it worth to spend 4.8 mil for a unregistered 2007 black allion. (1500cc)

btw what does the G package contain. the seller said its G but i need to know whether he is a scam or not!

it doesnt have the steering wheel buttons. is it a option of G grade? does the interior changes according to the package?

quick help is needed guyz... thanks in advance..!

the multifunction is not an option in the G package. You can get it fixed locally for about Rs.45000/= or less. As far as i know there is a difference in the optitron meter of the normal and G package. It appears in the original documents of the car. With the duty increase that sounds a good price for a G package.

[sajithgamage]

the multifunction is not an option in the G package. You can get it fixed locally for about Rs.45000/= or less. As far as i know there is a difference in the optitron meter of the normal and G package. It appears in the original documents of the car. With the duty increase that sounds a good price for a G package.

thanks for your concern mate

btw what is that difference you mentioned in the optitron meter? the illumination dashboard thing??

[slcamel]

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[AfzGTR]

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i think the black is cheaper than white or wine

[The Stig]

i think the black is cheaper than white or wine

Not relevant to the question at all

And no ! in SL blacks cost more than any other color

[zerocool]

Not relevant to the question at all

And no ! in SL blacks cost more than any other color

This is true. White and silver are the least expensive colours in SL.

[AfzGTR]

This is true. White and silver are the least expensive colours in SL.

huh? i thought the silver is the cheapest!

[European freak]

huh? i thought the silver is the cheapest!

Yes silver is the cheapest then comes white. wine is almost hand to hand with black but black is the most expensive colour! :rolleyes:

[Pericles]

huh? i thought the silver is the cheapest!

cheapest = least expensive

[slcamel]

Yes silver is the cheapest then comes white. wine is almost hand to hand with black but black is the most expensive colour! :rolleyes:

Is this "Value of Color" (this silver, white, black, etc levels) thing is introduced by our folks or does it really mean when you buy cars in abroad, or when importing?

What I heard is the Car sales people have so many opt levels like this to increase the prices of latest cars. Is that true?

Edited May 16, 2011 by slcamel

[el diablo]

From what I have gathered (by talking to a few people who are involved in the auto industry in Japan as well as trawling through the Japanese auto auctions) the most popular colours for cars in Japan are Silver and White, hence they are the most commonly available colours available at the auctions. Black is a fairly unpopular colour so there aren't that many available at the auctions.

From there onwards it's a case of basic Supply and Demand.

More white and silver available = lower price.

Less black available = people bid higher so higher price.

What I'm curious about is this strange colour that has made its way into Sri Lanka called 'Pearl White' now I've seen several of these so called 'Pear White' cars here and call me blind but I honestly don't see the difference from bog standard white to 'Pearl White'.

Car sale guys now claim that Pearl White is more expensive than standard white.

But curiously not a single car sale I've been to recently has 'White' cars they're all 'Pearl White'

hmmm methinks a pattern emerges

Now according to the Honda website they have a colour called 'Premium White Pearl' which is what they call their white

Toyota has a colour called 'Super White' which is they call their white

Sorry if this is out of topic but thought I would respond to a comment about white and silver and how car sale guys try to pull wool over people's eyes.

Oh and don't even start about the ubiquitous 'Beige Interior'

[Sifaan]

What I'm curious about is this strange colour that has made its way into Sri Lanka called 'Pearl White' now I've seen several of these so called 'Pear White' cars here and call me blind but I honestly don't see the difference from bog standard white to 'Pearl White'.

Car sale guys now claim that Pearl White is more expensive than standard white.

But curiously not a single car sale I've been to recently has 'White' cars they're all 'Pearl White'

hmmm methinks a pattern emerges

Generally automotive paint was either solid or metallic. metallic looked nicer and was more expensive.

more recently, there is a "improvement" of metallic that is pearlescent, which is even more expensive.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metallic_paint

BTW I don't know if this is the correct explanation for "pearl white" in Sri Lanka

[AfzGTR]

From what I have gathered (by talking to a few people who are involved in the auto industry in Japan as well as trawling through the Japanese auto auctions) the most popular colours for cars in Japan are Silver and White, hence they are the most commonly available colours available at the auctions. Black is a fairly unpopular colour so there aren't that many available at the auctions.

From there onwards it's a case of basic Supply and Demand.

More white and silver available = lower price.

Less black available = people bid higher so higher price.

What I'm curious about is this strange colour that has made its way into Sri Lanka called 'Pearl White' now I've seen several of these so called 'Pear White' cars here and call me blind but I honestly don't see the difference from bog standard white to 'Pearl White'.

Car sale guys now claim that Pearl White is more expensive than standard white.

But curiously not a single car sale I've been to recently has 'White' cars they're all 'Pearl White'

hmmm methinks a pattern emerges

Now according to the Honda website they have a colour called 'Premium White Pearl' which is what they call their white

Toyota has a colour called 'Super White' which is they call their white

Sorry if this is out of topic but thought I would respond to a comment about white and silver and how car sale guys try to pull wool over people's eyes.

Oh and don't even start about the ubiquitous 'Beige Interior'

i guess thats tru with the "Japanese" but not for the export market! well bdw there is a difference between pearl and standard white.....pearl white kind of has a shine at night

[AfzGTR]

From what I have gathered (by talking to a few people who are involved in the auto industry in Japan as well as trawling through the Japanese auto auctions) the most popular colours for cars in Japan are Silver and White, hence they are the most commonly available colours available at the auctions. Black is a fairly unpopular colour so there aren't that many available at the auctions.

From there onwards it's a case of basic Supply and Demand.

More white and silver available = lower price.

Less black available = people bid higher so higher price.

What I'm curious about is this strange colour that has made its way into Sri Lanka called 'Pearl White' now I've seen several of these so called 'Pear White' cars here and call me blind but I honestly don't see the difference from bog standard white to 'Pearl White'.

Car sale guys now claim that Pearl White is more expensive than standard white.

But curiously not a single car sale I've been to recently has 'White' cars they're all 'Pearl White'

hmmm methinks a pattern emerges

Now according to the Honda website they have a colour called 'Premium White Pearl' which is what they call their white

Toyota has a colour called 'Super White' which is they call their white

Sorry if this is out of topic but thought I would respond to a comment about white and silver and how car sale guys try to pull wool over people's eyes.

Oh and don't even start about the ubiquitous 'Beige Interior'

i guess thats tru with the "Japanese" but not for the export market! well bdw there is a difference between pearl and standard white.....pearl white kind of has a shine at night