Lately I've been wondering in which countries it is cheapest to have a car. If you can share experience and info. Because as far as I know in more developed countries it is quite expensive. In Bulgaria it is cheap according to my observations, but besides it in which others I am very interested in the topic. I will be happy to involve more people.
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What does it mean to be the cheapest? !! It largely depends on the car. And why be a luxury? If a person really needs a car and there are no other more urgent things, he can always buy one. * Syndrome
Emmy, I don't think having a car in the United States is a luxury. big Bad Wolf
In India, they sell cars for $ 2,500 each.
If you have money, it is not a luxury to have a car in any country. Don't you have it - luxury is everywhere ...
The car in Europe is a luxury. It is the cheapest in Bulgaria. The most expensive thing so far from my experience is to have a nice car in Austria (they have a luxury tax). Otherwise - in Bulgaria it is cheap, but maybe in England, I'm not sure. In Germany, the situation is average, but it is up to the standard.
In Japan and China it is the cheapest, but a lot depends on what salary you get, because it is different everywhere, just the standard of living is important, if you have money and in Sweden it will be thin. But last year my cousin went on a trip to Japan, rather a tour of Asia and was very happy, in fact, his equipment seemed quite cheap, he even said that from nearby countries take a day visa or something like that and went to buy various ones, but still Japan and China are producers so there is reason to be cheap ....
To number 3 - do you know that in India with this $ 2,500 a family must have lived with them for 5 years! And this for 2500 - TATA NANO, if it can be called a car, I'm a combine! Naughty Bear
Still, I am particularly interested in the countries of Europe. Except Austria, Germany and England to say something about other countries if you can. I guess it will be quite an expensive pleasure in the Scandinavian countries. How about France and Italy, for example? The author
In Italy, cars are a pain. It is there that it is strongly said that they are a luxury. Everyone has who wants - there is. They don't keep them, they break them often and buy new ones. It is no coincidence that most of the new imported cars in Bulgaria come from Italy. * Syndrome
http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2008-01-10-2500-car_N.htm from number 3
Well, in Germany the prices are expensive, but there people have much higher salaries, so it's easier to buy a car there. here you will have to save a little :( but here it is even easier to bargain :)
Having a car anywhere is NOT a luxury. But everywhere it is a luxury to drive a car. Personally, I prefer a helicopter. YD
... and what is the meaning of this topic .... ZARA