When Ford first announced the Mustang Mach-E RallyIt sounded like a fun little electric car, but we didn’t know Ford has put significantly more effort into testing the Mach-E Rally when it had a reason to. It turns out that this thing was actually meant to be absolute fun in the mud. Unfortunately for any British fans wanting to get their hands on a Mach-E Rally, these things won’t be cheap to buy in the UK, with Autocar The base price is £76,790. At current exchange rates, that equates to $101,279.

Now, the Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally doesn’t actually cost $101,000 in the US, it only costs about $60,000 before dealer markup. That’s still a lot of money, and more than most people make in a year, but it’s still a hell of a lot less than $101,000. And it’s not like incomes in the UK are higher to make up for that. Median household income in the UK is about £35,000, while In the US it is about 74,000 dollars While a typical American household may still not be able to afford a Mach-E Rally, they are much closer to being able to afford one than a typical British household.

Of course, the price of a car in one country is rarely a good indicator of how much it will cost in another. In addition to shipping costs, you also have to factor in local duties and taxes. So we can’t imagine that Ford got tired of dealing with all the complications that Brexit brought and said, “Screw Britain.” Still, it’s crazy to look at a pretty extreme example of how much importing a car into a new market can drive up the base price. It’s also a good reminder that a car that’s quite affordable in your country might not be so affordable in another.