Germany has emerged as the most expensive country to buy a car in the 12-nation eurozone, according to figures released by the European Commission on Monday (1 August).
Price differences can reach as high as 30% between Germany and its cheapest rival, Finland, which could mean a saving for a German purchaser of up to €2,700 for a Fiat Punto bought in Finland.
EU competition commissioner Neelie Kroes notes that consumers should take advantage of cross-border benefits pointing out ...
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