Think I need to move to Denmark
If you want to be fleeced in taxes do come.
My MY LR 2023 cost me 60.200 $, there are no incentive programs and i pay a solid 52% income tax on all of the money i make.
Everything is hit with a 25% VAT, and there are a LOT of stuff that has extra taxes (Petrol, Diesel, sugar, chokolate, nuts, cigarettes....Oh and i kid you not....The air in Softice).
A lot of things are easier/better here, but it comes at a very high price.
Car registration is with a license plate, but you do not need stickers, most recurring bills are just paid via something called "Payment service" which is a system all banks provide. I get a statement in the end of the month telling me what bills are being paid. I pay for insurance and road tax this way, i dont have to do anything else, as long as there is money in the account and i check that the payment request is on there im good to go.
Here there is no such thing as "Underinsured" as the insurance is mandatory and there is no limit on how much the insurance company has to pay out, also the insurance follows the car, so anyone with a valid drivers license is allowed to drive it (There are some limitations, stating for example that persons under 25 is not allowed, but if they do it anyway and there is an accident, the accident is covered, and then the insurance company can go after the guilty party in a seperate case).
If you are stopped and the car is uninsured, road tax has not been paid or it has been more than 2 years since last inspection, the police will remove the license plates on the spot, you will have to have the car towed. You can get new license plates for the car, once you have paid what you owe and/or have the car inspected. The inspection station is unable to issue new license plates until the dues are pair.
There is a daily fine for anyone that has a car that is registered, but not insured of $35 ... This means that there are very few people driving around in uninsured cars.
Oh and if a car with license plates and no insurance the last company it was insured with, can request that a special fund, that all insurance companies pays into, will cover the other car and then they will offcourse take the uninsured motorist to court and try and make them pay, but the innocent party in the incident does not have to wait until it has been to court.
Only times it drags on is if the insurance companies make it complicated, but that is usually only for the police that covers "my car" if i am responsible for the crash.