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I've lived in Sweden for 6 years, and the danish public transport is pretty much the same, while I think Stockholm's is better. My point is that good public tra
by Systemic33 13y ago
I've lived in Sweden for 6 years, and the danish public transport is pretty much the same, while I think Stockholm's is better.
My point is that good public transport is not an argument for having ludicruos taxes. Sweden does exceptionally well and doesn't require a 180% reg. tax.
Vehicles used for business is cheaper, still significantly more expensive than vehicles in Sweden.
Let's check with the Volkswagen Golf, a very ordinary car
We'll choose Golf Comfortline (5d.) 1,4 TSI BMT - 122 HP with Automatic incl. VAT:
VW Golf DK (Private):318.495,- DKK (59.5k USD)
VW Golf SWE (Private):173.795,- DKK (32.5k USD)
VW Golf DK (Company): 206.608,- DKK (38.6k USD)
VW GOLF SWE (Company): Same as private
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