Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

2021-12-19 17:53:44

Commuting cannot be an argument – unfortunately, in Germany the general public pays for it in the form of a flat rate. That’s precisely why we have the problem with the nonsensical commuting distances. Besides, those who really have to commute long distances now have an electric car or haven’t done the math yet. Selling the 2001 Fiesta and leasing a new, small electric car for 150 euros saves more per year than keeping the junker.

And where does the saving of 1800 euros come from, considering you have to pay leasing fees? The Fiesta is paid off, insurance and fuel costs shouldn’t amount to that, repairs can mostly still be done by yourself on the Fiesta.

2021-12-19 17:55:47

If you leave aside the >100% subsidy in the form of the feed-in tariff, there’s actually not much to gain...

(PS: You won’t get rich anymore, but if it doesn’t pay off, you were simply poorly advised. If you are really interested, we can gladly continue chatting via PM.)

How do you calculate >100% subsidy through the feed-in tariff at the currently still paid rates? Feel free to send me a PM, I want to look into whether it’s worth it next year.

2021-12-19 18:00:19

I would really be interested but unfortunately I can't send a PM because I have too few posts :( (and I have to go offline soon ^^)

Go to the Photovoltaic Fo... there the deliverer can also deliver directly ;) But it's best if you just start a thread there.

2021-12-19 18:05:03

And where does the saving of 1800 euros, which you have to pay in leasing fees, come from?

Taxes, fuel, repairs, replacement of the car, and very often even the insurance is cheaper. That's MORE than enough if you calculate honestly.

2021-12-19 18:06:16

How do you calculate >100% subsidy through feed-in tariff ...

I would really be interested ...

I’m looking for a suitable thread here or will start a new one and then invite you.

2021-12-19 18:10:42

Taxes, fuel, repairs, replacement of the car and very often even the insurance is cheaper. That is more than enough, if you calculate honestly.

I don't think you can say that so generally. You can't offset the replacement of the car because it is not replaced. It always depends on the mileage and on what repairs you can do yourself.

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Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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