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Slovenia🏛️ Politics10/21/2025

What do Slovenians really look for when they buy a car?

A survey conducted by the Slovenian research firm Valicon for AutoBrief in the third quarter of 2025 reveals stable preferences among potential car buyers in Slovenia. Two-thirds of respondents prefer used cars over new ones, with gasoline engines remaining the most popular choice at 58.3%. Volkswagen continues to dominate brand preferences with 38.1% interest, followed by Škoda and Renault. SUVs and sedans are the top vehicle types preferred, while hatchbacks see declining interest. Financing options show leasing returning to prominence, with 35.3% considering it, and 80.8% likely to opt for warranty coverage on used cars.

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What do Slovenians really look for when they buy a car?

A survey conducted by the Slovenian research firm Valicon for AutoBrief in the third quarter of 2025 reveals stable preferences among potential car buyers in Slovenia. Two-thirds of respondents prefer used cars over new ones, with gasoline engines remaining the most popular choice at 58.3%. Volkswagen continues to dominate brand preferences with 38.1% interest, followed by Škoda and Renault. SUVs and sedans are the top vehicle types preferred, while hatchbacks see declining interest. Financing options show leasing returning to prominence, with 35.3% considering it, and 80.8% likely to opt for warranty coverage on used cars.

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