> That is not counting maintenance, insurance, yearly inspection. In the US, they’re just not doing that. The state of some cars you see on the road is atrocio

> That is not counting maintenance, insurance, yearly inspection. In the US, they’re just not doing that. The state of some cars you see on the road is atrocious. They might also be driving without insurance and just hoping they won’t get pulled over. As for gas, they’re likely carpooling and sharing gas costs.