The Toyota Rav4 is the best-selling SUV in the world and contextualizing the data in a historical moment of great economic volatility, Zutobi, an international online training company for drivers, wanted to emphasize the macroscopic price differences in different countries, and the nations in which a hypothetical full tank of petrol at the Toyota sport utility would be more or less expensive.
The analysis provided the prices in dollars with data acquired in February 2022 and with reference to the entry-level model of the Japanese SUV, the ranking dedicated to purchase costs for a latest generation Rav4 sees Singapore firmly in command with one an amazing outlay of $ 133,492. In second position, but far from the costs of the city-state on the border with Malaysia, is Norway (49,910) followed by the United Kingdom (44,579), France (42,928), Hong Kong (42,209), the Netherlands (41,509) and Spain (40,609). Germany occupies the eighth box (39,241) while Sweden (minimum price of 36,440) slightly precedes Italy where the Rav4 has lists of 36,311.
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On the opposite spectrum of the ranking – so the countries where Rav4 is cheaper – are Canada with a purchase price retail recommended to 22,614 and Japan (24,000). Still on the subject of minimum costs, the analysis shared by Zutobi has identified the United States as the cheapest nation in which to supply the Rav4 (56 $) and from this point of view, it is evident that the study has taken into consideration only the richer countries because from Central Asia to Africa, fuel prices are even lower.
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That said, the most expensive gasoline is sold in Hong Kong petrol stations where the 55 liters needed for the Rav4 tank are equivalent to $ 149. It is just better in Norway (127) and Holland (126) which precede Sweden (115) and Italy (114) in fifth position. It should be emphasized that compared to the leading quartet, the cost of gasoline in our country has a much higher incidence on the average purchasing power and from this perspective, it is surprising to find ourselves ahead of the United Kingdom (110), France (110), Singapore (109), Germany (109) and New Zealand (102).