Here's how many years an Albanian must work to buy a car

That means, an average Albanian saves 1128 euros in one year.

How many years would it take an Albanian to buy a new car, in case he invested all his savings?

By “calculations SCAN” The answer is 24.8 years.

In the European Union, the average price for a new car, according to the latest available data, is estimated at 27987 euros. So an average Albanian would need the savings of a quarter century to buy a new car, of average value, so not a luxury car.

However, because in cars, luxury is subjective, with the official record of new car prices in the European Union, we are doing it with different brands.

Buying a Fiat car would take 9 years less, or 15.7 years of savings. For a Dacia-type car, it would drop to 11.5 years for a Renault 18.8 years, while on the other side it would take the savings of 41 years to buy an average BMW car and 36 years for a Mercedes Benz car.

So, they said otherwise, an Albanian who starts saving at the age of 18, at best, would be able to buy a new car when he turns 43, in case he stays waiting for savings.

Estimates are made by not taking into account alternative sources of income, such as remittances, heritage, etc.