Is it worth buying a car abroad and drivingto Russia or is it better to buy a foreign car here? In the case of buying a new car, the second option is more advantageous: you practically do not win anything in money, because thanks to the policy of the concern-manufacturers, new cars are sold at the same price as at home, but you do not need to worry yourself.
Another thing - buying a used car.It is no secret that the used cars after 8-10 years of service in the "native" conditions (with the European quality roads and excellent service station) has a condition and appearance is better than "runs" on the Russian roads 2-3 years. In addition, it is not customary in Western countries to exploit machines for many years. After a year or two of operation, the car quickly morphed morally and, having an excellent appearance and technical condition, can be sold for almost symbolic money. Than willing to use our enterprising countrymen - even with all the hassle and travel expenses, search, purchase and customs clearance of such cars will be cheaper purchased in Russia similar quality.
Undisputed leader among the countries from which standsbring cars, is Germany - the quality of German cars in the recommendations does not need. Therefore, the question of how to drive a car from Germany is one of the most popular at specialized forums.
The main options are two - go for a purchase yourself or entrust a purchase to an outsourcing specialist - a company engaged in "staging" professionally. Each option has its own advantages.
The main plus of buying a car through an intermediary -you are not burdened by a lot of unavoidable hassle and ignorance of many nuances (legal and everyday) that can seriously damage the situation at a decisive moment. Professional "peregonchiki", as a rule, know all about how to drive a car from Germany.
There are several drawbacks.First, these services are by no means cheap. Secondly, the whole procedure of buying (finding the right option, negotiation, the procedure for making a purchase, the actual distillation and customs clearance from Germany) is sometimes delayed for too long. Thirdly, there is always a risk to run into an unscrupulous intermediary and stay without money and without a car. Or get a stolen car as a purchase.
To reduce such risks, it is better not to deal withwith a private person, but with an intermediary firm that has a legal address, for example, a car dealership. The company undertakes to search for a car that is suitable for the price and quality, communicates with its owner, checks the technical condition of the machine and, after confirming the customer's consent to purchase, acquires a car and delivers it to the customer's city of residence. The package of services includes the registration of all documents, including at customs.
If you decide to save on the services of intermediariesand wondered how to drive a car from Germany on its own, the necessary condition is to speak the language sufficiently to negotiate with the car owner and fill out a lot of papers, as well as the knowledge of certain subtleties of the purchase procedure. Search the car should be conducted on specialized sites, whose database is updated daily. Announcements about the sale on such resources are placed both by the owners of cars themselves and by dealers. But such sites are visited daily by a lot of visitors, and the appropriate options are sorted out quite quickly.
On how to drive a car from Germany withthe least moral and financial losses, can also be learned at the auto forums. Liked car can be booked immediately on the Internet. Also useful is information on the route to your place of purchase and back (for this purpose there are special interactive maps), where the cheapest hotels and guarded parking are located.
How to drive a car from Germany and not go broke with this?
If you are going to look for a car in the markets and incar dealerships in Germany, you should know that the prices in car dealerships (auto-houses) are higher than in the market by 10-20%, but there it is customary to bargain. But the risk of buying a stolen car is minimal, and at the border there is the possibility to return VAT on a tax-free system.
The largest car market in Europe is located inthe German city of Essen, are also popular car markets in Munich and Cologne. German markets, as a rule, work on weekdays, on Saturday - before lunch, on Sunday - off. You should plan a trip with this in mind.
Travel expenses include the purchase,registration, insurance and transit numbers (their cost is 150-200 euros), as well as the cost of the hotel, food, bus ticket to the destination (about 80 euros) and travel expenses. The cost of the Schengen visa in the German consulate is about 70 euros.
It is necessary to check the availability of inspection,correctness of marking the car, clarify the data of the seller and issue an invoice for the purchase. In Germany, for the sale of a car, there is no need to re-register, and it is better to stock up some document (seller's receipt for a voluntarily committed transaction) so that there are no problems with the traffic police.
