This is a different statistic, presumably, from the State Statistical Committee data. In any case, the not-so-suprising leader is Primorsky Kray (Vladivostok is the capital there) with 580 cars per 1000 residents. In the top five are also Kamchatka (428), Kaluzhskaya Oblast (347), Murmanskaya Oblast (327) and Pskovskaya Oblast (312). The city of Moscow is in the 8th place with 299, which is slightly less than Kaliningradskaya (309) and Moscow oblast (307). The bottom of the list are Ivanovskaya (158) and Tulskaya (161) oblasts. A question for geographers to think about: can you explain why these specific regions made it to the top (or bottom) respectively.
