Diesel cars are too expensive to drive. The market has collapsed and owners of a car that runs on that fuel are at a loss. Should the government take action and help the owners of their doomed diesel car?
No, according to 66 percent of the participants in the proposal of the day. “This was a personal choice for car owners, so they too have to bear the consequences,” says one opponent. “End users have deliberately opted for diesel in the past and have benefited from it in the past as well,” says another.
There are also supporters: ,, We have been paying the first premium of the road tax for years. We are not compensated in any way. We drive a lot of kilometers, so it makes sense to opt for a diesel ”.
The costs of diesel driving are increasing enormously. There is a great shortage of fuel due to the Russian war. The impending total boycott of oil from Russia is imminent, which will push the price further. So much so that owners of local service stations may soon be unable to fill up with diesel.
