Luxembourg: largest share of newest cars in 2020, followed by France, Austria, Ireland, Belgium and Sweden (all between 16% and 17%)
Luxembourg: largest share of newest cars in 2020, followed by France, Austria, Ireland, Belgium and Sweden (all between 16% and 17%)
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Meanwhile, the highest shares of passenger cars from 2 to 5 years old were recorded in Luxembourg and Ireland (both 28%) and in Belgium (24%).
On the other hand, the highest shares of the oldest passenger cars (20 years or older) were registered in Poland (40%), Estonia (33%) and Finland (28%).
When combining the two oldest age classes, the highest share of passenger cars that are over 10 years old was registered in Lithuania (81%), followed by Romania (80%) and Poland (78%).
This is in stark contrast to Luxembourg (24%), Ireland (29%) and Belgium (32%), where these shares are less than one third of the fleet.
How prevalent are PCP (a type of financing for new cars, lump sum and monthly payments, after three or four years can opt to buy outright or get a new contract with a new car) deals across the EU?
I know they’re big here (UK) and in Ireland.