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So far, the owner of the car has not been found.
After a bureaucratic ping-pong game, an abandoned Golf that had been sitting in a parking space for over a year was towed from a parking lot at Berlin Airport. The owner will have to pay a parking fee of 200,000 euros, but the question is whether this will ever be repaid. The owner is unknown, and the license plates do not belong to this vehicle.
For almost a year, a grey VW has been parked in the short-term parking lot at BER airport in Berlin - with a hefty parking fee of 23 euros per hour, the fees have now totalled 200,000 euros. But the owner of the car cannot be found... A day in the short-term parking lot is very expensive: 552 euros in fees are due. A driver with a license plate from Hanover apparently didn't care: he parked his car there for a long time and has since disappeared…
The gray Volkswagen Golf that has been parked at Berlin Airport since last year has already been charged a parking fee of 200 thousand euros, or nearly 81 million forints. The parking fee has now exceeded the value of the car many times over, as a new Golf can already be purchased in Germany for 25 thousand euros. The car with a Hanover license plate has been parked at Willy Brandt International Airport for almost a year. 8695 hours to be exact,…
The short-term parking at BER is only free for ten minutes. The fee per day: 552 euros. That adds up to a lot in a year.
A short-term parking space at the airport is, as the name suggests, intended for parking for a few minutes. Drivers can also park for longer, but then have to dig deep into their pockets. As is the case now at BER. There, a vehicle probably cost 200,000 euros. There is no sign of the owner.
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