Does anyone know of an Importer exporter?

Dr House · 6 Feb 2006 at 10:46

or find a RHD car stuck somewhere in europe.

I live in the czech republic so i normally buy a LHD car in the uk and drive it over here. I normally save around 30%

Zip · 6 Feb 2006 at 10:59

Paras said:
or find a RHD car stuck somewhere in europe.

I live in the czech republic so i normally buy a LHD car in the uk and drive it over here. I normally save around 30%

Im finding extreemly good savings from Europe. Ive never seen so many preseige cars for so cheap :eek:

I hope tax doesnt kill the price.

Bill101 · 6 Feb 2006 at 11:41

Zip said:
What are usally the difference between other EU spec cars from other EU countrys and the UK?
Thanks for being so helpfull, its really appritiated

you need to find out/know the differences between a cold european country BMW and a hot weather one, we do not have temps over 30 Celcius as a rule and do not have sand storms

I'm sure you could import a Jap. car for much less than a european one with them being so much closer to you,also it would be RHD and metric.Do look into the rules and regulations about importing cars into Aus. as the tax man always wants his slice

Zip · 6 Feb 2006 at 11:58

Bill101 said:
you need to find out/know the differences between a cold european country BMW and a hot weather one, we do not have temps over 30 Celcius as a rule and do not have sand storms
I'm sure you could import a Jap. car for much less than a european one with them being so much closer to you,also it would be RHD and metric.Do look into the rules and regulations about importing cars into Aus. as the tax man always wants his slice

The tax man is an evil thing, ive got pages of regulations and rules to read about it all :rolleyes:

What do u mean about the cold country BMW and Hot country? I didnt think they made cars like that :confused:

Bill101 · 6 Feb 2006 at 12:17

I'll bet the air con is uprated for Aus.

They also alter the suspension settings for different countries,Japan has v.smooth roads and so are not ideal for the UK's potholes

Zip · 6 Feb 2006 at 12:20

Bill101 said:
I'll bet the air con is uprated for Aus.
They also alter the suspension settings for different countries,Japan has v.smooth roads and so are not ideal for the UK's potholes

Ahh potholes, what a pain in the arse, we have them over here to but im not sure if they are as bad as yours. I dont know what suspension it would need