1. When buying a domestic car, the tax cost is less than 10% of the purchase cost, and consumers are not sensitive to this.

2. When buying imported cars: the cost of taxes and fees is high, but consumers are mostly wealthy and less sensitive to the cost of taxes and fees. For example, when the country raised the consumption tax on large-displacement imported cars a few years ago, automobile manufacturers immediately introduced a preferential policy of subsidizing taxes and fees for half a year, which offset the purchase cost. Although the manufacturers' preferential policies stopped later, the sales of imported cars in China still doubled in the following 1-2 years. So rich people are not sensitive to taxes and fees.

3. Car use: In the context of high oil prices, the highest cost of car use is gasoline. In contrast, the local taxes and fees are nothing at all.

4, urban congestion: traffic jams to and from work are annoying, increasing the time cost. So many private car owners prefer to stop and take the subway to work. As for taxes and fees, they are paid every year, and there is not much money anyway.

Let's change the topic, for example, "the impact of rising automobile costs caused by urban congestion on automobile consumption"