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Used car prices in EU comparison
Austria recorded the second largest increase after Belgium and is therefore in the upper price segment. Used cars are most expensive in France and cheapest in Italy.
Used car prices in EU comparison
Compared to Europe, used car prices in Austria rose by 8.11 percent in 2019, the most after Belgium (+9.06 percent). On average, used cars in Austria cost 18,126 euros last year. This puts Austria in third place in Europe and landed in the upper price segment. The absolute leader in used car prices is France, where buyers have to shell out an average of 22,995 euros for their new vehicle, followed by Germany with 18,377 euros. Car buyers in Italy can purchase their used cars particularly cheaply for an average of 14,446 euros. Prices in Spain (17,586 euros), Belgium (16,855 euros) and the Netherlands (15,654 euros) are also more moderate than in Austria. The price increase in Germany was a moderate 2.37 percent in 2019. In the Netherlands, used car prices rose by a whopping 6.32 percent, similar to Austria, followed by France, which is already expensive, with price increases of 5.75 percent. In the “used car paradise” of Italy, buyers had to pay an average of 3.22 percent more for their vehicle.
Prices for classic and classic cars are the widest apart in Europe
The range for classic cars between 20 and 30 years old was a good 14,500 euros in the seven markets evaluated and ranged from 5,910 euros in the Netherlands to 20,504 euros in France. The range was similarly large for classic cars aged 30 and over. In Italy the average price for historic cars was 17,132 euros, whereas in France it was 34,503 euros. This means that between the cheapest and the most expensive offer, depending on the brand and model, the price ranges up to 17,400 euros. Belgium comes in second place for classic cars with 28,146 euros. This is followed by Germany (24,330 euros), Spain (21,024 euros), Austria (20,428 euros) and Italy (17,132 euros).