How expensive is car ownership in your country?
In burgerland I pay 400 a year to insure my Miata, parts are cheap, and gas is about $2 a gallon.
>>14730035
$500/year to insure muh 944
>Gas $1.99 per gallon
also burgerland
>50$ a year to insure my shitbox in poland
>1,60$ for a gallon of lpg
god bless poland
£600 (~$1000) a year to insure my MG ZS
Petrol (gas) is currently 103.9p/L (~$6 a us gallon)
God damn Scotland
$200 year ins
$0.50 for litre
Russia
>>14730074
GLP right?
$250 for insurance (2002 fabia)
cheap and easy to find parts
$1 per litre gas, but I drive LPG ($0.4/l).
>Burgerland
>2015 Mazda 3
>$2,300 for insurance per year
>$2/gal
Past me really cucked current me with shitty driving records.
:(
>2002 bmw 320
>Insurance 600€/y (670$)
>Taxes 300ish €/y (330$)
>Gas 1,3€/L (5,3$/gallon)
$900 year for my 2015 5.0 mustang. 31, prefect driving record.
S1000RR was around $540 a year.
Full coverage of course.
>>14730152
>$2,300 for insurance per year
Get the fuck out of here. How?
Burgerland
I'm 26 and pay $450/yr to insure my wrangler, $500/yr for my motorcycle and $1,150/yr for my mustang gt. Full coverage on everything.
I put premium in the motorcycle and mustang, so that hurts a little more on gas.
>>14730321
>I put premium in the motorcycle and mustang, so that hurts a little more on gas.
>iktfb
I don't have to put 93 in the mustang but I do... The bike has to have it.
>>14730035
I pay 80$ a month for my miata in NC. But I don't drive it everyday cause I walk to work. Thats pretty damn expensive still.
> $1000/yr insurance for my cause teenager
>gas $2
>>14730240
I pay $2400 a year, but that's because I'm a 20 year old male
>>14730070
Damn that's expensive for fuel
At least more lever rice are coming out soon
Canada, I'm 20 and it costs me $225 a month to insure my E36, which is ~$2700 a year, this is with a completely clean driving record. Gas is right at $1/L, which is ~$3.8 a gallon.
>>14730358
*electric cars
Idk how that became lever rice
>Estonia
>1999 Lexus IS200
>Insurance: ~240€/y
>Fuel: ~1€/l = 4.3$/gal
>>14730421
>4.3$/gal
Such is life in yuropooria
I pay $1600 a year to insure my '96 Miata, but I'm still under the "new driver" probation period. 32 years old buy started driving at 29. $1.90/gal regular in the US.
>>14730459
>yuropooria
If anything it would indicate people are pretty well off if they can pay up that much for their fuel. Same price here and we'd solve the fat epidemic as everyone would need to bicycle around instead.
>>14730497
>prices are high
>ergo everyone is well off
Is that what they teach for economics over there?
>>14730035
>>14730070
£650 to insure my 16 year old Suzuki Alto shit box (more than what the car is actually worth).
Petrol is £0.99 last time i checked
>>14730506
Nah, just a hunch. Most of the wealthy countries I've visited have generally had pretty high prices on everything.
Bought a car 6 months ago and did 6500 miles in that time.
Literally everything (Car, tax, insurance, government testing, parts, petrol, etc.) has cost me a total of €3100 and by 12 months assuming it only needs petrol, it will be under €4000 for cost of ownership.
I'm very happy with that.
>>14730459
That's actually cheap in terms of other European countries, but not for long - the government is planning to rise fuel taxes
>sweden
>'94 Jag XJ12
>tax 360/year
>insurance 300/year
>fuel 5.95/gal
Mexico.
407.3 USD as of today for a year of full coverage insurance, 2012 Nissan March with manuel transmission.
0.8 USD per liter of gasoline, or 3.02 USD per gallon.
Parts are cheap because, well, we kinda make em. OEM parts/replacements, that is, if you want aftermarket/performance parts you gotta pay up.
Most garages/workshops are cheap labor-wise, but not unfairly so.
All in all, not bad.
>>14730091
>GLP
Pardon my blissful ignorance, but what do you mean by that?
>>14730035
>$80 a year insurance
> $2.30 a gallon of 93 octane @ 22mpg
> $3000 a year on fixing broken shit
>>14730350
fucking white male
>>14730358
>>14730368
Can lever rice become some dank new /o/ meme? I like this
>>14730070
Still high but its $852 in insurance
>>14730035
i pay $1200 for my dd, $5000 for my jdm and i think $700 for my bikes
it's fucking mental, at least gas is cheapish like $.90/litre
>>14730035
$3.88/gallon(95 octane)
Everything else is around $150, i drive a 1.6 Miata, get like 35mpg.
>>14730780
Damn dude, where u at?
1500€ a year for just one of my cars
98 octane is about 1.4€ a litre which is a lot in gallons and dollars
Finland strong
>>14730836
Pardon me, that'd be 29mpg, i'd converted it using british gallons.
Germany, my little 2008 diesel Toyota is $160 a year in registration taxes, $560 a year in insurance (low no-claims because relatively new driver) and diesel is current around $4.20 a gallon after taxes.
>>14730543
Claim that high gas prices are haram
>>14730888
I see what you did there
>>14730872
>there's two different type of gallons
Holy shit anglos, just pick one system
$200/ 3 months to register a car in Australia with the national third part insurance required and comes part of the registration charges, $800 dollars a year total
I am registering 2 cars a year, so its costing me 1600 a year to enjoy my hobby. Petrol is a $1.20 a litre
>>14730845
onterrible, canada
they're actually decent rates
$900 a year for my red 1999 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. parts aren't just cheap, they're GM. premium fuel only
$480 a year for my white '91 Honda Civic 3dr Hatchback. and regular fuel getting 40+mpg
>>14730590
>22mpg
that's like a pickup truck
2100 a year to insure a 12 sentra and a 04 disco
Gas is 0.80 a litre annual 120 registration per vehicle. The landrover has to do emission test E ery two years.
>>14730937
Meh, i used to get like 14 in my RX8, still shifted that bitch at redline lol
>>14730035
pretty sure I pay more in taxes than that
I live in waffleburg.
Just bought a miata in Poland. Spent like 3.8k of evergreen dollarydoos on a pristine nb with a hardtop. Petrol here is about 1eur per litre. Insurance will probably cost me about 500$ cause I'm 22. But other then that it's pretty good.
>>14730035
Funland, the promised land of taxation
>470€/year insurance
>207€/year tax, based on car weight
>95 is 1.39€/liter
>semi-cheap parts because old Corolla
>speed limits low, speed cameras everywhere, you will be smacked with a mighty fine for daring to drive as fast as conditions allow
>>14730035
>$330/year on insurance
>$2.43/gal for premium gas
Murrica btw.
>Miata
>18 y/o
>360/ 6 months of insurance
havent renewed the registration yet but I can't imagine it'd be too much.
>>14732161
Oh and I use about $30/month on gas. I can make a tank which is about 20ish bucks (2/gal) last a whole month, but it's not my daily so I canyon carve a lot and go through gas pretty quickly.
2006 Cobalt SS N/A
>21 y/o white male
>200$ per month insurance
>at least gas is under a buck a liter
fuck ontario fuck toronto fuck trudeau
>>14731458
Will they give you those 800eur/month?
>>14730035
I pay $350 (monthly) for full coverage on an old Mazda 3 with 150 hp.
FUCK ONTARIO.
>>14732464
Hey, don't blame the province for your white male privilege. If the liberals don't check it, who will?
>>14732464
Thats what I pay for my 97 Yukon, just liability. 23, no accidents, no tickets. Yet my 99 Camaro full coverage is $130 a month
Feels bad man
France
insurance 500€/year
SP98 : 1.25€
Ethanol : 0.6€
Twingo 1.6L RS
Can someone from Germany help me out...
I would like to buy a car but I am not sure about insurance costs here. I was hoping to get mazda 3 or next model of honda civic when it comes out.
How much would insurance for these types of car usually be in Germany?
>>14730361
Wow I thought I was cucked by insurance at 178 a month.
$1900 a year for my 2001 NB miata.
thats with 8 years experience, 24 yrs old 0 accidents in Canada. I sprung for a lower deductible and comprensive & collision because chinese drivers everywhere.
Gas here is about $1 - $1.15 / litre depending on where you fill up.
>>14730566
>manuel transmission
>Mexico
that made me imagine a kid named manuel under the hood that switches gears for you with his hands.
$400 a month for 4 cars for me and my wife
About 2 bucks a gallon
Murica
>>14730035
2004 xterra 300 a month insurance because of mods and stock super charger
20 years old fuck Virginia
Is there actually any difference between premium gasoline and regular, or is it just a meme? Also, how the fuck do you guys in the US of A pay so little for insurance? I have liability insurance, am 19 years old, have a perfect driving record and am a secondary on my dad's policy and I pay 140 a month (1680 a year)?
2004 Jaguar X-Type
Gas is about 1.50 for the regular kind.
24
M
'90 mx5
~$1.85/L
$50.88/ month full cover
Reg has come down shitloads. It used to be $297/year for petrol or something obscene like $450/year for diesel. Now it barely scratches $200.
>>14730035
Y'all need to move to Texas dumbasses
1500 a year for an E39 540i at 21 with a speeding ticket and a DUI in commiefornia
'07 F150 5.4L 3V
My insurance is about $800 a year, with medical, liability, and comprehensive.
Parts are certainly plentiful and about as cheap as they can be for a truck. Mechanical parts are cheap, but suspension components/wheels and tires have the typical truck/SUV markup on them.
Fuel is about $2 a gallon.
Burgerland here.
What the fuck, I didnt realize my insurance prices are as bad as they are.
1993 honda prelude
$2640/year for insurance
$0.95/litre 87 octane, 28mpg
BC, Canada
1993 Nissan 240sx
~400USD per year for liability+fire/theft
1.98USD/Gal
29yr old male w/ clean driving record.
My plan is kinda old (updated plan after I turned 25, need to update it again..)
When I first got the car when I was 18 (2005) and had little driving experience the insurance was ~1,440USD per year, still liability+fire/theft. Gas was ~1.20USD/gal at the time.
>>14733267
The $300/month is because you're a 20 year old male and probably have been in an accident.
How the fuck are you guys paying so little for insurance? I'm paying about $2,000 a year to insure my 2005 3 series and my 2004 grand Cherokee that I keep in a garage and live in a low crime area with no tickets and I'm 27. This is literally the lowest rate I could find. What the fuck?
>>14733355
"Texas has expensive auto insurance because of all the damn Mexicans driving uninsured" literally a quote from my insurance agent named Paul from progressive in Dallas.
>>14732463
Funny enough, I get ~850€/month since I'm a NEET looking for job.
If you're talking about getting the "basic wage" for doing absolutely nothing, there's only been discussion about it, nothing's been decided.
Frenchfag with a french car (Citroen Xantia 1.8 16v)
>500€ (560$) a year in insurance
>roughly 300€ (340$) a year for maintainance and replacing rubber parts on a 17yo car
>5$/gal for what you burgers call premium
>again 500$ a year in storage/garage because I study and live in a not-so-peaceful neighborhood of Germanistan
All in, roughly 3000$ a year for 10kmiles. Car was 2500$ with 50kmiles on the clock and full service record.
>>14733029
Tell me more about that insurance r8 m8. Full coverage? How old are you?
>Straya
>28 years, nothing on my liscence
>R33 GT-R
>Insurance: $1000/year
>Rego: $680-$720/year
>Petrol: $1.22/l
>>14730035
19 y/o UK resident-
Insurance is £600 p/a with one years ncb
Petrol is roughly £1 a liter.
Tax is £140 p/a.
All in all - it's alright. Doable.
>>14730035
in Denmark we pay 180% tax on the cars actual price, and being a 24 year old man, i pay around 2300$ to insure my Renault Clio IV.
>fucking expensive
BC, Canada
>2016 WRX
Insurance is $3100/year
>this is not high, even the shittyest shitbox is ~$2500/year. Maybe $2000 if you have a 20 year claim-free driving record.
No idea about parts, I don't really have anything to compare them to.
Gas (premium) is $1.35/litre
>but I live right by the border so I got to burgerland to fill up, saves me about $20/tank
>Russia.
>Corolla.
>~6 dollars a year for insurance.
>Petrol is appoximately half a dollar per litre.
Australia
S15
24 y.o.
Uninsured (Its legal here rego includes 3rd party)
$1.10/l
Rego $700/year
>>14735282
Oui tous risques chez AXA. 25 ans, sans sinistre. Et sans franchises de ouf.
J'habite un petit patelin, sûr.
Il faut faire des devis partout, et faire jouer la concurrence.
About 300$ to insure my CX 7 and 40 cents for a litre of gas
>>14735475
Лoл
>>14735787
Oh yeah, I'm from Russland
Tasmania, Australia
R33 Skyline GTST
20 years old
$500~ a year for third party + fire/theft
$1.30/L for premium 98
$650~ a year for rego
>>14735487
Where in Aus do you live that provides actual third party with your rego?
>>14735803
It's third party injury cover (not property damage), and that's mandatory in every state and territory.
>>14735827
It is, but most states also require third party property damage cover.
1997 E36 328i touring with LPG
>90 euros per year to insure (full insurance (covering the value of the car if stolen, totaled or accidents caused by me) will be near 1k, so fuck that, more than half the value of the bloody car)
>parts cost 5 EURO per bucket
>LPG costs 0.44 euro per liter, 98 octance is 1.02 euro per liter
>if i drive like a grandmother i can get 5, maybe 4 euros per 100km if im on the freeway.
the body is crap, the interior is half gutted, but it has AC and is reliable due me taking good care after parts that matter. also i patch up the occasional rust hole. no floor rust issues on my e30 even though it is 10 years older, but that isnt a daily and wasnt desgined by assholes using CAD who thought that putting plastic shit in the rear wheel wells that half cover the metal but let salt and sand and shit build up was a neat idea.
>>14735933
shit, forget to mention from glorious Latvia
Denmark.
$540 year insurance. Assuming you're over 25. Has had a car for atleast 3 years and driven it damage free (as in, no insurance claims).
Ownership tax every 6-months, amount varies wildly depending on mileage (used to be weight). Can be as little as $25 (that's 31,6 km/l diesel) or as high as $3000 (4,7 km/l Ferrari w/e).
Then there's the gasoline. About $5 a gallon.
Then there's the extra tax on car sales. It varies from 40% to 170% on top of the 'original price'. You guys have absolutely nothing to bitch about.
Welcome to Denmark, land of taxes.
Netherlands
Volvo 240
Euro 98 costs about €1,60/L
€200 in taxes and insurance each month.
Latvia
1997 Saab NG900 2.0 turbo
24yo, my first car since last summer
>Insurance is 103eur/year (it will get cheaper)
>Fuel (95) costs about 1.03eur/l
We have to do the technical inspection every year (in most of EU countries they have to do it once in two years) and we have to pay the road tax every year. The amount is calculated by car's weight (and engine size?). I don't remember how much it costed and I feel too lazy to find that out now.
In some of other EU countries there's this tax included in fuel price but here you have to pay the specific amount every year no matter if you drive 500, 5000 or 50000km/year. A part from taxed funds from this ''road tax'' goes into roads (?). And why do we still have this ridiculous system? Because most of Latvians still have this soviet mentality to obey and pay what you have to pay. It's possible that there will change tho. The gov will give the answer next September (seems like there's slow, mentally challenged people working at our gov).
So yeah, not the cheapest EU country.
>>14736377
Why do you own a car in the Netherlands and not a bike?
>>14730681
>14730459
Lever rice is the future
>>14736657
dutchie here bicycles are awful
Finland
W124
Gas 1,3 euros/l
200 euros tax/year
350 euros insurance/year, legal requirement
>>14735211
Yes, that's what I was talking about.
>>14736814
Greetings from Latvia. Thank you for Nokia, HIM and The Dudesons!
>>14730518
That just balances out with what the average income is.
And a wealthy countrie does not money its people are wealthy too
>>14730035
$2k a year to insure my $500 car
Gs400
400 a month on gas
90 for the insurance
350 for the payment
0 fucks given
