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Unfortunately, this is the reality on the ground. Finland is the least densely populated country in Europe, and one of the most arctic countries in the world. A
by hopia 6y ago
Unfortunately, this is the reality on the ground. Finland is the least densely populated country in Europe, and one of the most arctic countries in the world. A lot of the people simply need a car to commute to work.
Cars in Finland have not only a value-added tax (VAT) of 24% but also a separate car tax slapped on them. At the extreme cases this can result in over 100% additional tax to be paid on top of the retail price of a car.
- exDM69 6y agoAbsolutely true for most of Finland. Not necessarily Helsinki. Espoo, Vantaa metro area is borderline. One car household is still much more common than two cars per family.