Is the cars pricing is so high in USA or other countries?

I mean, here in Indonesia, for example, 2013 honda fit costs appx 200.000.000 (US$ 19.000). 2013 toyota camry costs appx 550.000.000 (US$ 50.000). I mean i can get brand new 2014 chevy camaro in USA with the same price with Toyota Camry in indonesia.
Note: we don't have chevy camaro in chevy dealer in indonesia. We must import it straight from USA with authorised non-chevy dealer. The car cost with the tax is 2.000.000 rupiah (US$ 190.000).

What do you think?

Added (1). I'm sorry, the camaro price is 2.000.000.000 (US$ 190.000)

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