Abstract:
This thesis analyzes price disparities of supercars across Italy, Germany, and France, focusing on factors like taxation, supply and demand, and local regulations. It investigates how these variables affect supercar pricing and identifies opportunities for arbitrage by exploiting price differences between the markets.
The research includes data collection from major car trading platforms, highlighting the importance of VAT exclusion for fair comparisons. The analysis examines depreciation, outliers, and transportation costs to determine potential savings from cross-border purchases. The thesis concludes by discussing the costs and procedures involved in importing supercars, emphasizing the economic benefits of arbitrage.
