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justbad123
1 year ago

In DE is definitely clear! easier than in Österr..

NUr mal die KFZ Steuer in comparison:

DE: ca. 500,-

AT: approx. 3700,-

If you have 5000,- net, you can start looking and counting.

As single without family 🙂

Alopezie
1 year ago

About 6000€. Everything else would be embarrassing.

Dunkel
1 year ago

Only maintenance or incl. acquisition? And how high are your other monthly expenses?

Just4Asking
1 year ago

Are we talking about cash purchase or a financing model?

Just4Asking
1 year ago
Reply to  Fockyouu

I think you’d like to finance something like this:

Sale price :120.000,00 €

Deposit: 40.000,00 €

Credit amount: 80.000,00 €

Final rate: 0,00 €

Repayment of credit: 80.000,00 €

Rate effective: 1.49 %

Monthly rate, monthly exposure: 2.273,29 €

Duration: 36 months

Total credit interest: 1,838,36 €

Total cost: 121.838,36 €

That would be a good loan. You see, it’s a lot. Every month over 3 years 2300€ alone for the rate (payment of 40,000€ cash not forgotten).

Other costs:

Insurance: 2000-5000€ Full cash depending on your situation

Tax: 500€

Sprit : at 15l / 100km (min. SuperPlus refuel for 1.90) = 28.50€ per 100km

Maintenance and wear: set of tires 2500€, service annually 2000€ (sometimes nothing is expected to break)

Thus, at 15,000km a year, you can expect a 1000€ per month.

I totally ignored the loss of value here. If you drive the car for 3 years, you can count on around €30,000.

With a net income of 8000€, this is realistic for me. But then you must not have a large apartment and otherwise not expect big reserves.

When buying such a car, you should have at least twice the vehicle value as a cash asset to be able to drive the car without care.

ronalda
1 year ago

Depends on your other lifestyle.

Apokailypse
1 year ago

There’s 2500 nice. Record credit and pay the rest of your life for the car.

Depends on how much you want it.

Realistic would be more like 6T€.

ronalda
1 year ago
Reply to  Apokailypse

With interest it becomes more expensive

Alopezie
1 year ago
Reply to  Apokailypse

With 2500€ net you don’t get the credit

LenciMay
1 year ago

You need not only take into account the car, but also the insurance, tax fuel etc. So I think an income of at least 5,000 net would be appropriate to not get into ruin by car