Are cars affordable in your cunt?

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More expensive than in Germany, while wages are much lower.

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Yes. Plus we have the cheapest speeding fines and long stretches of unrestricted highways.

The average man has a car, but is also a debt slave constantly on the brink of bankruptcy.

They're notably cheaper than in the rest of Scandinavia

>Can the average man buy a car
A second hand one for 500-1500€, sure

Most people buy used cars under 3k eur because it doesn't matter that you hit them in traffic and no one steals it. I have a Golf V with 1.6l 16v engine worth around 2500 eur and an old Corsa C 1.2l regular petrol engine that would be like 900eur now. Calculated based on miles on board. I am the second owner of both. Insurance is about 200eur per year for both.

What I would like to add that parking is generally an issue even in well developed cities, but this is a problem in Hungary too. There are apps to find and ask for a specific parking lot but it's fucking unreliable.
In Hungary it's higher than in Romania. If you rent an apartment by the fact you aren't the owner you don't get the reduced parking ticket from the municipality. Instead of paying 6000huf (18eur) per month you are forced to swallow a bill of 75000huf (230eur) per month and wasn't even the Capital's price.

yes, they are too affordable imo
cars themselves cost more than in some european countries (except the downgraded models) but gas is way cheaper and there is no such thing as parking areas
also there is no real safety/quality control which means that some cars are barely rolling and aren't maintained by their owners who therefore pay almost nothing

>romania has cheaper cars
there is no such thing as parking tickets (except in some neighborhoods in big cities) and places, people just put their cars on the sidewalk front of home or in the garage if they have one

Varies. In Romania you pay for parking spots in the city, whether private owned or municipality owned. At a shopping center it will be free for several hours if not a whole day. You don't pay in front of your house but you do in front of a flat. In case of Hungary you will pay even in front of your house.
And those cars I mentioned were old. The Golf is from 2006, the Corsa is from 2003. It's 2019 now, both are older than a decade.

Yeah but how about a fresh new car? And gas, parking, insurance ?

>You don't pay in front of your house but you do in front of a flat
well again, you don't have to pay shit here unless you're in X neighborhood of a big city

>And those cars I mentioned were old. The Golf is from 2006, the Corsa is from 2003. It's 2019 now, both are older than a decade.
still cheaper than here, decently functioning 90's cars cost at least 2.5k €

yes.
kei used cars are very affordable.

Dude shitboxes on craigslist are like $500

>can the average man buy a car
they HAVE TO buy a car
A lucky one gets his/her company pretty close to the home, but average person have to drive 30min-1hr to work.
Trains are too crowded that you can’t even stand properly

Yea but the car must be shitty though so it's like throwing away 500

Basic B segment cars (2basic4europe) yes. Anything decent? No

>wanting a new car
Have fun with your 10k km of mileage until it breaks down

Just do it Abo style
youtu.be/feIFOpnCPSs

How about buying a used car which 6 months later needs shit tons of reparations and exams?

No, atleast I cant. I think communism ruined car culture in our country, since people cant afford it and public transportation is total arse for my taste.

This is basically me trying to get my R33 to the inspection center.

Will still cost you less than a shitty new car for 15k and up, even if it needs very major repairs

Depends how fucked up the car you bought in the first place. Some reparations can literally cost an arm, so it's not worth it. Might as well buy the 10-15k car.

That's really only a thing when the car is plagued by rust, which isn't common here

Yes, I have a very average income and I own two cars. Cost wise the most expensive sum is fuel. It's pretty high here (around 1,7 Euro/litre)

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Well here you can even complete garbage, therefore sometimes new cars are way more advantageous... And I know what I'm talking about because my older sis got exactly caught in that bullshit. She bought a used up car. Less than 1 year later, she had a shiton of reparations to make, and like, really expensive.

Most people own at least one car here, my family owns "a few" thanks to dad being a car freak.

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Looks comfy. Personnaly and family vehicles I presume?

>1,7 Euro/litre
Damn that's rough, it's 1,33 €/L in Germany but I'm lucky to live close to the Czech border where gas usually costs 1,09 € - 1,15 € per liter

1.46-1.55€/L here. Some can even reach 2€ lol

In the summer of 2018 we had a spike in gas prices reaching up to 1,70 € - 1,80 € /liter. At that time it was really not feasible to fill up your car in Germany lmao

Romania, 1.2 eur/L average net salary 600eur
Germany, 1.4 eur/L average net salary 2000eur

Ngl we getting ass blasted when it comes to gas price

yes

>Can the average man buy a car where you live and handle insurance, gas, parking etc...?
Yes. It's quite affordable here. Every person in my family has their own car. They're very cheap here and taxes aren't too bad. The new government hiked fuel prices though, so that sucks.

What is she looking at, she seems surprised

>she