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What is cheapest country in Europe to buy and maintain a car?

New or used?

Taxes?

Insurance?

I guess it should be the cheapest countries overall.

Like Albania or Poland, maybe

While searching earlier I saw alot of great cars, in what seemed to be a good shape, for a small amount of money in Poland.

You're willing to move in order to have a car...?!

Maybe he will live in it :D Portable house yo!

probably romania...
looking for something like this? http://www.horsenation.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/horse-pulling-a-car-in-romania.jpg

or if you need some more horsepower: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3749/9723428924_1e4bc0441a_m.jpg

best thing is you do not need diesel you can just use domestic fuel oil in these and save some extra because taxes are way lower for it.

No, I won't move and I won't live in the car  ;) ;D

I'm just gathering information on the subject.

Inside Schengen Area you can move almost without constraints so in theory it should be possible to buy and register (or rent or something else) in one country and use the car in another country.


More like this

http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5522/11391770366_fba71ed8e3_c.jpg

Gas is cheap nowadays

I take it this topic is here because everyone is tired of talking about Bitcoin?

Oh well, when in Rome. I would choose Bulgaria, very cheap! 

This topic is here because this section of the forum is dedicated to everything not related with bitcoin.

Please post the major used cars websites.

 

cars for sale in europe... almost free!!! (http://www.giyf.com/)

...even cheaper! (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=this+guy+thinks+he%27s+very+funny+but+he%27s+just+an+asshole)

for this kind of shopping, germany is very cheap.

Germany is a must because it's a huge market.

You can find anything you want in there.

Maybe it's not the cheapest place but it's surprisingly cheap maybe because german are rich and buy new cars devaluating the used car market.

I'm not so sure about the car taxes being cheap there though.

Probably the best is buying in Germany and register in a low-tax country.

Most countries will have rules about reregistering the car on their plates if you're resident there after a period of time. In the UK it's six months. After that if they know you've been driving around all that time on foreign plates, and they can be arsed, they'll take your car away and crush it.

The UK is ludicrously cheap for old cars compared to the rest of Europe. Shame about the wheel being on the wrong side though.

How would they know?

If you go to a poverty place to avoid taxes with a luxury car you are going to get your car wreckd.
If you want to have a luxury car you need to live in a rich place.

Poland?

If they stopped you, had a look at your ID and you were resident in that country since forever?

In Bulgaria there are cheap car

You can buy a car cheap from another country and have them ship it to the states.

You realize that you need homologation for that car? That means car must be checked if that model is fine to drive on the US roads...

That's doable if it's over 25 years old. If it's younger, then you may as well push it back into the sea.

So finally, did you choose a country to register the car ?

I can tell you one thing: The most expensive place to buy a car in the whole world is in Denmark. They government add a 180% tax on the retail price.

Thailand +200% on the Non-Asian brands

Very cheap cars in Poland and the Baltic States. This is due to the fact that the poles are buying in all of Europe broken and stolen cars. Restore and sell them second hand. Be careful when buying a car there.

I will have to go with Germany because it has huge market.

I would put my money on Somalia or some other poor African country.

Europe only

realy in thailand car price is cheap
you can share statistic car price in thailand friend

Not what you asked but the most expensive country most be The Netherlands. Damn, not only are the prices quite ridicilous, the monthly costs (taxes and insurance) costs are like 300 EUR without driving a single mile for let's say a BMW 3 or 5 serie.

Is this really there? car with horse as machine

I don't know about Europe but I think it's Poland. I bought my car in LA and got insurance in this company https://www.mis-insurance.com/auto-insurance/ . I pay 19$ per month + it provides liability and medical coverage pays.

What about France??? Has anyone here check their cars? I believe they're have pretty good pricing for cars! ;D

The French love cars its production. I wouldn't buy a French car even for 1 Euro. I don't like them. My opinion is that the French have only good diesel engines Renault. Why do I need the engine? I need a car completely. I love German cars. The cheapest they are in Poland.

meed to go to poland ride away ;D

Is it also cheap to OWN a car in Poland? Like taxes and insurances?

romania.  ;D ;D ;D what i saw in romania was terrible

the cheapest you will find it in romania

Perhaps he is looking to go on a little trip to buy a car for a cheap price, then bring it back to his home country. Depending on the price variation he might be able to save a lot by buying in another country (I wouldn't know for sure though 'cause I don't live in Europe).

for this kind of shopping, germany is very cheap.

Germany is very cheap, couse they get rid of cars that are older than 10 years, and that are good cars for not much money :)

I know a family who immigrated from Romania, and another that did missions work in there. From what I have heard it’s very bad there. It’s not the worst place in the world to be, but it is a place that should probably be avoided.

UK is the cheapest country to own and buy a car.

It's a fact they have some of the lowest car prices. It's because their steering wheel is on the right side, and so there's not a huge market for these cars so the demand is small so prices are also small.

It really is so but another factor in the low price of cars from the UK It's not just the steering wheel that because of the Harsh climate very often and quickly corrosion is eaten by the body and other elements of the car's finish. Thus it turns out that cheap does not mean the best.

Baltic countries are the cheapest ones to get a used car.

Buy a used car car from Germany/Italy for example and drive it in Eastern Europe. This way you buy the car yourself, so you don't pay to dealers who import it, and taxes in Eastern European countries are very low.

If it all goes well, I want to buy a new car by the end of the year but in The Netherlands it's so freaking expensive...and I am also forced to look into smaller cars (VW Polo, Golf, BMW 1-series, Seat Leon and such) because larger cars have ridicilous monthly roadtaxes in here...hate it.

Berlin or Poland?

In romania

Crotia, Serbia and Bosnian countries... They're crazy cheap.