Ciao a tutti,
Considerando gli stipendi medi in Germania, come ti permetti i veicoli che guidi? Quanto del tuo reddito annuale è costato il tuo veicolo?
Dai un’occhiata allo stipendio medio per i dipendenti a tempo pieno è 52.159 euro [https://www.destatis.de/DE/Presse/Pressemitteilungen/2025/04/PD25_134_621.html]
Quindi, considerando il costo medio dei veicoli [https://www.adac.de/rund-ums-fahrzeug/auto-kaufen-verkaufen/autokosten/uebersicht/].
Sono curioso di sapere come le persone acquistano i loro veicoli. Considerando il rapporto tra lo stipendio medio e il costo medio di un veicolo, non capisco sinceramente come lo permettano.
Vorrei chiedere quanto del tuo reddito annuale ti è costato il tuo veicolo. Calcola in base alle tue entrate rispetto a quando hai acquistato il veicolo (anche se lo hai finanziato).
EDIT: LINK ha creato al costo dei veicoli accessibili.
What percent of your yearly income did your car cost?
byu/lavish_potato ingermany
di lavish_potato
12 commenti
5%. I buy shitters and run then into the ground.
0.25% of the list price per month plus a few euros for the commute to work.
Alright, just for the fun of it. When I bought my car back in 2019 (bought used, inexpensive commonly seen small city car for everyday use) its full price was about 20% of my annual net income at the time. I used my savings to buy it.
0.
Selling my car to move here was so liberating.
I have a €500 bicycle and a Deutschlandkarte, so I guess the combined costs make up something like 1% over the course of a full year.
If I ever needed a car, I’d buy a shit box. An expensive car isn’t going to take me to work any faster or less stressful than a cheaper one.
Bought in cash, 27%. But used proceeds from my previous car.
0%. I have a BahnCard 25 and the Deutschlandticket instead.
20% roughly. But I think soon Ill spend near 100% Ive been with only one car and no sports cars for a few years.
For me, living in Germany provides the freedom of not having a car. I live in a city busy with everything I need that is max 3 metro stops away. So 0%
almost 50% of my yearly net income.
14% bought 2nd hand in cash, a decent car and is giving no issues yet
Our car cost about 6 months of our household net income.