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To find what kinds of car are sold in Germany you could go to How to Germany, Carsdirect, Europcar, and the German Cars for Sale blog, For more information on how reliable German cars you may want to visit Autoguide.
Tariffs are taxes on imported goods. They only reason for tariffs is to make the imports more expensive than your own products. For example, if Germany's automobile business was losing business because more Germans were buying African cars than German ones, Germany would place a tariff on African cars that are being imported to Germany. This would make African countries have to raise their car prices in Germany in order to make profit (as they would lose more money from the taxes, so they would raise prices). These prices would then be more expensive than German cars, so consumers would most likely buy German made cars than African ones now.
People of Germany drive cars, such as Opel, Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi, Merecedes-Benz, RUF, and more. I'm sure they have imported cars, too.
Foreign cars become more expensive.
Yes cars in the 1950s were more expensive than people could aford!
yes they do but there cars are more expensive (EDIT: "BUT THERE CARS ARE MORE EXPENSIVE" IS NOT CORRECT, THE TATA NANO IS THE CHEAPEST CAR IN THE WORLD, AND IT IS MADE IN INDIA)
Cars can be more expensive before tax season. Cars can usually be purchased with the best price towards the end of the year.
It comes down to either Germany or Japan. The quality of both cars are pretty much the same (excellent) but Germany may have a slight edge. Japanese cars are more affordable than German ones however. However, currently Japan rules the automobile industry (i.e. Toyota). Germany is expected to snatch that title in the next five years (i.e. Volkswagen). German cars would get my vote, but you can easily argue for either side.
Both are very expensive, but Ferraris are more expensive on average.
Actually, Audi car insurance tends to be less than many other cars of the same (luxury) class but will be more than cars of different classes because they are luxury cars and thus more expensive to purchase. The more expensive a car is to purchase, the more it will be to insure.
I know for a fact that German teens who are eligible to get their licenses and cars are holding off until it is most neccessary. They are saving their money for future investments. I'm guessing that the more urban areas of Germany are doing the same, as well as the older part of these communities.
No. Generally speaking, used cars are actually less expensive to insure than new cars. This varies greatly depending on model however.