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<blockquote data-quote="docrayboy" data-source="post: 488045" data-attributes="member: 19175">I think one thing we can agree,Pakatan and/or BN supporters-our car taxes are astronomically high vis-a-vis our percapita GDP/income. Singapore is different because they have very little land in a small country. Their percapita GDP is 3 times higher than us. Its time for the taxes to come down!!IMF Annual GDP data 2010Country↓&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Intl. $↓1&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Qatar&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 88,2322&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Luxembourg&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 80,3043&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Singapore&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 57,2384&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Norway&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 52,2385&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Brunei&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 47,2006&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; United States&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 47,123—&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Hong Kong&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 45,2777&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Switzerland&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 41,7658&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Netherlands&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 40,7779&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Australia&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 39,69210&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Austria&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 39,45411&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Canada&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 39,03312&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Ireland&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 38,68513&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Kuwait&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 38,29314&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Sweden&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 37,77515&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; United Arab Emirates&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 36,97316&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Denmark&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 36,76417&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Iceland&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 36,68118&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Belgium&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 36,27419&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Germany&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 35,93020&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; United Kingdom&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 35,05321&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Republic of China (Taiwan)&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 34,74322&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Finland&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 34,40123&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; France&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 34,09224&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Japan&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 33,82825&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Korea, South&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 29,79126&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Spain&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 29,65127&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Italy&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 29,41828&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Israel&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 29,40429&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Greece&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 28,83330&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Cyprus&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 28,04531&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Slovenia&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 27,89932&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; New Zealand&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 27,46033&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bahrain&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 26,80734&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Oman&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 26,19735&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bahamas, The&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 25,88436&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Czech Republic&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 24,98737&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Seychelles&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 24,83738&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Malta&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 24,08139&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Saudi Arabia&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 23,74240&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Portugal&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 23,11341&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Barbados&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 22,29642&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Slovakia&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 22,26743&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Trinidad and Tobago[4]&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 20,13744&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Poland&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 18,83745&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Hungary&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 18,81546&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Equatorial Guinea&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 18,38747&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Estonia&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 18,27448&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Croatia&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 17,60849&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Lithuania&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 16,99750&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Antigua and Barbuda&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 16,56651&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Russia&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 15,80752&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Argentina&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 15,60353&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Botswana&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 15,44954&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Lebanon&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 15,33155&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Chile&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 14,98256&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Libya&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 14,87857&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Gabon&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 14,86558&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Malaysia&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 14,603</blockquote>

[QUOTE="docrayboy, post: 488045, member: 19175"] I think one thing we can agree,Pakatan and/or BN supporters-our car taxes are astronomically high vis-a-vis our percapita GDP/income. Singapore is different because they have very little land in a small country. Their percapita GDP is 3 times higher than us. Its time for the taxes to come down!! [B][U]IMF Annual GDP data 2010[/U][/B] Country↓ Intl. $↓ 1 Qatar 88,232 2 Luxembourg 80,304 3 Singapore 57,238 4 Norway 52,238 5 Brunei 47,200 6 United States 47,123 — Hong Kong 45,277 7 Switzerland 41,765 8 Netherlands 40,777 9 Australia 39,692 10 Austria 39,454 11 Canada 39,033 12 Ireland 38,685 13 Kuwait 38,293 14 Sweden 37,775 15 United Arab Emirates 36,973 16 Denmark 36,764 17 Iceland 36,681 18 Belgium 36,274 19 Germany 35,930 20 United Kingdom 35,053 21 Republic of China (Taiwan) 34,743 22 Finland 34,401 23 France 34,092 24 Japan 33,828 25 Korea, South 29,791 26 Spain 29,651 27 Italy 29,418 28 Israel 29,404 29 Greece 28,833 30 Cyprus 28,045 31 Slovenia 27,899 32 New Zealand 27,460 33 Bahrain 26,807 34 Oman 26,197 35 Bahamas, The 25,884 36 Czech Republic 24,987 37 Seychelles 24,837 38 Malta 24,081 39 Saudi Arabia 23,742 40 Portugal 23,113 41 Barbados 22,296 42 Slovakia 22,267 43 Trinidad and Tobago[4] 20,137 44 Poland 18,837 45 Hungary 18,815 46 Equatorial Guinea 18,387 47 Estonia 18,274 48 Croatia 17,608 49 Lithuania 16,997 50 Antigua and Barbuda 16,566 51 Russia 15,807 52 Argentina 15,603 53 Botswana 15,449 54 Lebanon 15,331 55 Chile 14,982 56 Libya 14,878 57 Gabon 14,865 58 Malaysia 14,603 [/QUOTE]

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