Diesel subsidies, a five-unit Hungarian restomod and a $31,000 Chinese luxury SUV — where do you stand on this week's car news?

This week's car news covers the launch of the diesel subsidy, a unique Hungarian restomod, a legendary BMW classic, and a fast-rising Chinese luxury brand. Tell us what you think!

1. The government is paying out the first diesel subsidy installment from September 30 to owners of diesel-powered cars. What do you think of this move?
2. How much do you like the idea of a Hungarian restomod — built on the bones of a classic Mercedes SL Pagoda, with just five units being made — that just debuted in Budapest?
3. A pristine BMW 2002 Turbo, the brand's first turbocharged model from the 1970s, is up for sale. Would you buy a classic car like this if you had the budget?
4. According to reports, cheap used cars are getting scarcer and pricier. Did you notice this the last time you were looking for a used car?
5. The electric BMW iX3, also built in Debrecen, is part of the new Neue Klasse lineup, and the manufacturer hopes it will turn things around for the brand. Would you trust an electric BMW built in Hungary?
6. Xiaomi unveiled its SkyNomad luxury SUV, offering a huge range and loads of luxury features for far less than a Range Rover (around $31,000). This could be a real threat to Western premium brands. Which side are you on?
7. What matters most to you when buying a car?
8. How old are you?
9. Which county do you live in?
10. What size settlement do you live in?
11. How would you describe your neighborhood?
12. How many people live in your household (including yourself)?
13. What citizenship do you hold?
14. How long have you lived at your current residence?