Experts reveal the cheapest (& most expensive) countries to buy a sports car
Hello there, New research reveals the cheapest (& most expensive) countries in the world to buy a new sports car and the USA ranks as the second cheapest country. The car insurance experts at Confused.com <https://www.confused.com/car-insurance> compared the prices of sports cars sold widely across the world, with reference to each car manufacturer’s local website, to reveal the cheapest (& most expensive) countries to buy a sports car. You can view the full research here: https://www.confused.com/car-insurance/car-buying-index The Top 10 Cheapest Countries to Buy a Sports Car (Ford Mustang) Rank Country GDP (£) USD ($) EUR (€) 1 Canada £18,568 $25,213 €22,216 2 United States £20,035 $27,205 €23,967 3 Australia £29,876 $40,568 €35,740 4 South Korea £30,093 $40,863 €36,000 5 Mexico £31,055 $42,168 €37,155 6 Bosnia & Herzegovina £31,281 $42,475 €37,420 7 Lithuania £37,930 $51,511 €45,380 8 Romania £38,866 $52,782 €46,500 9 Chile £39,068 $53,008 €46,629 10 Hungary £39,907 $54,189 €47,740 Buying a sports car such as a Ford Mustang isn’t likely to be cheap in many parts of the world. However, Canada is the cheapest country to buy in, with a list price of $25,213. While this is just for the base model of the Mustang, it’s still very affordable for such an iconic vehicle! The US ranks as the second cheapest country to purchase a sports car ($27,205), whilst Australia ranks in third ($40,568). The research also revealed the most expensive countries to buy a sports car (Ford Mustang): Rank Country GDP (£) USD ($) EUR (€) 1 Cambodia £106,785 $145,000 €127,744 2 Norway £91,470 $124,204 €109,423 3 Denmark £90,716 $123,180 €108,521 4 Netherlands £87,570 $118,924 €104,770 5 Thailand £81,078 $110,091 €97,110 6 Portugal £78,607 $106,751 €94,046 7 Argentina £75,133 $101,995 €89,867 8 Brazil £71,286 $96,828 €85,303 9 Ecuador £68,482 $92,990 €81,924 10 Estonia £67,399 $91,531 €80,637 With the Mustang not currently available to be purchased new in Singapore, the most expensive country in this instance goes to Cambodia, with a cost of $145,000. The reason the price is so expensive here is that all vehicles and parts are imported into the country. Further Study Insights: - The cheapest country to buy an SUV is Canada ($22,806), whilst the most expensive is Singapore ($129,673). - An EV can be purchased at the lowest price in Macau ($40,382), however in Singapore this figure is significantly higher ($83,489). - If you’re after a new hatchback, the US offers the cheapest purchasing rates ($23,195), whilst Singapore sees the most expensive ($134,842). You can view the full research by clicking here <https://www.confused.com/car-insurance/car-buying-index> and I have also provided a Dropbox folder with relevant images here. <https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ar0r1tj4thqgy15/AAByncxT3T4xsbIRXrvOzzM6a?dl=0> I thought this might be of interest to you and your readers. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you need anything else, or if you have any questions - happy to help! Best wishes, Amy Amy Irvine Digital PR Strategist E: amy@digitaloft.co.uk