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@ronnec1208 Toppreise is the best there is and works fairly well for tech. Google shopping is a decent alternative but not as comprehensive.

@chakarafox I think I understand where OP is coming from. Mobility is station-based and takes/requires reservations, whereas a lot of European car sharing systems are free-floating, where you can spontaneously find a car close to you and leave it wherever you want within reason. Therefore...

@jamesf123 I meant if you rent, you should sell your car, not do both. The cheapest option overall is probably renting a cheap car when you need it, but it does come with the hassle of picking up, inspecting, taking pictures, returning the car every time, and if you rent from private people you...

@jamesf123 I mean, we are not talking about Fahrfreude here, are we? If you want Fahrfreude, just rent a nice car (if it needs to be cheaper than normal rental and you don’t mind older cars, you can look at 2em for P2P lending of cars for example) each time you need it. What you have now is...

@jamesf123 If the car is depreciated to zero (or close) and running costs are low, I would keep it as long as you have no expensive repairs coming up, parking in Blaue Zone and doing essential service only. The flexibility of having your own car when needed would easily be worth the 1.5k p.a. to me.