It can also be one more classic (question of the month)
Back in September 2016, we wanted to find out how well stocked our readers' classic car garages are. At that time, the majority of Zwischengas readers owned two classic cars/youngtimers. Shortly behind them were the small five-car collections and the cherished single classic.
Almost eight years later, we asked the question again to find out whether and how the situation has changed in the meantime. The answers to the " Question of the Month" from almost 500 readers were surprising!
In fact, 21 percent of respondents said they had four or five classic cars in their garage, followed by 20.6 percent with two classic/vintage cars.
18.7 percent have three, 16.3 percent have six to ten and 13.8 percent have one car.
6.8 percent even stated that they had more than ten old vehicles.
2.7 percent of the readers who responded do not own a classic car and 0.2 percent did not find an answer that described their situation.
On average, the almost 500 readers who responded can therefore look at 4.2 old cars when they open their garage. Of course, this question of the month is likely to have appealed primarily to readers with several cars, but the number is surprising.
This is what the analysis looks like graphically.
And the next "question of the month" has already been posed. Now we would like to know how old or young the next classic car that our readers would like to buy should be.
All previous "Questions of the Month" can still be found in the corresponding topic channel.
