The most expensive cars driven by the richest Hungarians
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If you pay close attention, then you will notice that there are numerous luxury cars on Hungarian roads, with some of them costing way over 300 thousand euros. Interested in which cars are favoured by the richest Hungarians? Read on to find out.
Even though the roads in Hungary are in devastatingly bad shape (as we wrote, Opel mocked it too), one finds several luxurious vehicles roaming them. Pénzcentrum has collected those that were purchased in Hungary since January 2018.
Pénzcentrum found out from Datahouse that between January 2018 and February 2019, altogether 1400 new luxury cars were registered in Hungary; their prices put together are worth billions of forints.
The popularity of Mercedes, Audi and BMW is unbroken: 549 new Mercedes cars were registered in the aforementioned period, 225 new Audis and 166 new BMWs.
The rarest are the Aston Martin DB11 – only one DB11 was registered, though this costs 65 million forints (EUR 202 thousand), the Chevrolet Corvette (only one), Rolls-Royce Ghost (one, costs 50 million forints/155 thousand euros).
Although the basic Rolls-Royce Ghost costs 50 million forints (EUR 155 thousand), its price can reach even its double, 110 million forints (EUR 340 thousand), with extras. This model is the smaller one manufactured by Rolls-Royce, but it still stretches to 5.4 metres in length, hiding the finest of luxuries inside, like leather seats that resemble a very comfortable armchair or umbrellas in the doors, and we have not even mentioned its V12 engine delivering 570 bhp and 780 Nm torque.
photo: Wikimedia Commons – Kārlis Dambrāns
Another expensive item on our list is the only Aston Martin DB11, the first car produced by the British manufacturer with a Mercedes engine, with a 5.2-litre capacity, two turbochargers, delivering 600 bhp on 6000 revs and 700 Nm torque, which is available already on 1500 revs. The car itself reaches 100 kilometres per hour in 3.9 seconds, with a top speed of 320 kph. The basic model costs 64 million forints (EUR 199 thousand).
