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Car maintenance in Russia on average costs 14 thousand rubles per month

Russians spend on their cars on average 14 thousand rubles a month. This was reported by the information automotive portal gt-news.ru with reference to TASS.

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Car maintenance in Russia on average costs 14 thousand rubles per month

Russians spend on their cars on average 14 thousand rubles a month. This was reported by the information automotive portal gt-news.ru with reference to TASS.

The list of costs includes fuel, maintenance, insurance, toll roads, parts and accessories.

The largest share of car owners – 32 percent – spends on the car from 5 to 10 thousand rubles every month. Approximately 22 percent – from 10 to 20 thousand, 20 percent – from 20 to 30 thousand. Only 8 percent of Russians can afford a larger amount.

And there is a group, it is 19 percent, whose members are laid in the amount of up to 5 thousand rubles per month. It probably includes pensioners who do not travel regularly by car.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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