Where are the oldest cars in Russia?

Experts of the analytical agency AUTOSTAT have already reported that the average age of cars in Russia is 13.4 years (as of July 1st, 2019). However, depending on the federal district, this indicator differs markedly.

In four districts, the average age of the fleet is lower than in the whole country. So, the "youngest" cars "live" in the Volga Federal District - their average age is 11.9 years. It is a little higher in the Central Federal District (12.2 years) and in the Urals (12.5 years). And in the North-West this indicator is 13 years.

In the other four districts, the average age of the fleet, on the contrary, is higher than the all-Russian one. And if in the South and the North Caucasus (13.7 and 14.4 years respectively) it is slightly higher than the average one, then the “oldest” cars are in Siberia (16.3 years) and in the Far East (19.9 years).