Chelyabinsk residents are ready to spend more than a million rubles on off-road transport
Residents of Chelyabinsk, determined with the budget for the purchase of off-road transport, on average are ready to spend about 1.05 million rubles

Residents of Chelyabinsk, determined with the budget for the purchase of off-road transport, on average are ready to spend about 1.05 million rubles. Among the most popular options are SUVs, enduro motorcycles and ATVs. The results of the study were published by “Avito Promo” and “Avito Special Equipment”.
Transport for trips outside the asphalt is or was previously in 24% of respondents Chelyabinsk. Another 21% would like to acquire such equipment in the future.
The most popular option among those who own, own or intend to buy such vehicles is SUVs. They were chosen by 26% of the study participants. Off-road and enduro motorcycles are slightly inferior - 23%. ATVs are interested in 20% of respondents, snowmobiles - 11%, pickups - 7%.
Buy such equipment primarily for recreation. 54% of respondents to the survey, travel and expedition named trips to nature – 48%. Another 36% plan to use transportation for hunting and fishing.
There are more practical tasks. For the transportation of goods, equipment is needed 16% of respondents, for economic affairs - 15%, for work - 12%.
Budgets for potential buyers vary greatly. Most often, Chelyabinsk residents are ready to spend from 300 to 500 thousand rubles - 24% answered. Another 21% expect to meet 300 thousand or, conversely, are ready to pay more than 2 million rubles.
Among those determined with the amount, the average budget was 1,048,000 rubles.
In the first place when choosing technology is passability. This characteristic was named by 57% of the study participants. Following are maintenance and repair costs (41%), reliability and durability (40%), purchase price (37%) and fuel consumption (33%).
Engine power is taken into account by 32% of respondents, the availability of spare parts is 28%. Driver and passenger comfort was significant for a quarter of respondents.
Judging by the answers, ads on the Internet also affect the choice. Among those who already own or intend to purchase such equipment, 18% consider online ads to be one of the main factors of purchase, another 18% said that they do not influence their decision.



