ZachF
Active Member
It might be more useful to calculate this based on median household income. The variation in inequality means things are very heavily distorted there. For example, no way is the model 3 twice as expensive, even in relative terms, in the UK compared to the US. (US GDP per capita might be skewed high due to a lot of billionaires for example).
The best measure is median income net of taxes and benefits. Median US income is still a lot higher than Europe, and the gap has been growing, and on top of that Model 3s are also cheaper here.
The US economy really has been leaving Europe in the dust in recent years.