Automobile prices in Turkey have been on an upward trend for the last few years. Among the biggest reasons for this are inflation and the dollar rate. But the impact of taxes is too high to be ignored. So how much is the automobile tax in European countries compared to Turkey?
How much is the car tax in European countries?
Shared by Emre Özpeynirci According to the report, the automobile tax in Turkey is at least 5 times higher and at most 15 times higher than in European countries. For this reason, when the dollar and inflation rise, the cars that go up receive the second blow from the doubled tax.
For example, if a car is offered for sale abroad for 20 thousand dollars, the best possibility is to enter Turkey around 400 thousand TL. On top of that, depending on the engine volume of the vehicle, the tax is collected sometimes as much as the principal and sometimes as much as the principal. As a result, it is offered for sale with price tags such as 600 thousand TL, 800 thousand TL or 1 million TL.
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When we look at the comparison, it is 15 times that of Spain, 14 times of Greece, 13 times of Portugal, 11 times of France, 10 times of Germany, 8 times of Denmark, 7 times of Austria, 6 times of Belgium. times more taxes. Of course, it should be noted that this criterion may vary according to car models and even their packages.
Because while the base model of an X model vehicle is at the limit of the lowest tax base, if the upper package exceeds the limit, even with 100 TL, an additional tax burden of tens of thousands of lira can be added. So how much is the car tax in other European countries?
- Turkey: 112 percent
- Hungary: 27 percent
- Denmark: 25 percent
- Croatia: 25 percent
- Sweden: 25 percent
- Finland: 24 percent
- Greece: 24 percent
- Ireland: 23 percent
- Poland: 23 percent
- Portugal: 23 percent
- Italy: 22 percent
- Slovenia: 22 percent
- Belgium: 21 percent
- Czech Republic: 21 percent
- Latvia: 21 percent
- Lithuania: 21 percent
- Netherlands: 21 percent
- Spain: 21 percent
- Austria: 20 percent
- Bulgaria: 20 percent
- Estonia: 20 percent
- France: 20 percent
- Slovakia: 20 percent
- Southern Cyprus: 19 percent
- Germany 19 percent
- Romania: 19 percent
- Malta: 18 percent
- Luxembourg: 17 percent
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