Guesstimate questions are often the toughest part of any consulting or finance interview. Watch the guesstimate video to see the right (and wrong) way to answer a guesstimate question.
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The interviewers want to test the candidates way of analytical and logical thinking. Here's a similar case study video including a guesstimate question about gas stations in Paris:
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