You may have heard of the Big Mac Index, which uses the cost of the said burger in a country to ascertain purchasing power parity. It seems to work and is surprisingly respected. We car folk are not going to let a fast food comparison take all the glory. There must be something in the car industry that would do something similar.
As I look for and deal with car sales, I have noticed differences
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