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GT3, GT3 Touring and 911T "off the peg"
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Dutch VAT is 21% but then have this BPM which is a one-off tax that must be paid when a car, motorcycle or light goods vehicle is registered in the Netherlands for the first time.
on a 911 GT3
List of €129k
VAT is €27k
BPM € 76k !!!!!!
Price is €23k=2k
Dutch VAT is 21% but then have this BPM which is a one-off tax that must be paid when a car, motorcycle or light goods vehicle is registered in the Netherlands for the first time.
on a 911 GT3
List of €129k
VAT is €27k
BPM € 76k !!!!!!
Price is €23k=2k
well, in Denmark, the new car registration tax is 150% of the cars value. so you'd pay the government as near as damn it £150k to put a £100k car on the road. Not sure where the VAT fits in the equation, but at this point its kind of academic - you either have those levels of spare dough to splash on a DK car or you don't 
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I thought Singapore was badtim993 said:well, in Denmark, the new car registration tax is 150% of the cars value. so you'd pay the government as near as damn it £150k to put a £100k car on the road. Not sure where the VAT fits in the equation, but at this point its kind of academic - you either have those levels of spare dough to splash on a DK car or you don't
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T8 said:All the above are tucked away in a relatively tiny showroom on an industrial estate just outside a little village in the Dutch countryside, 216 miles from Calais.
On it own it's probably not worth a visit but 48 miles further on .................... :cloud9:
To be continued.
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I once very nearly bought a new golf in Germany.
Was £2k cheaper than UK supplied even with negotiation.
The faff of flying over and the EU warranty os 1 year put me off.
They have to supply RHD in any country according to EU law as to refuse would be discriminating. I guess that will stop soon.
So perhaps ask a German dealer about a GT3.
Although new cars are even cheaper supplied through cyprus.... now that would be an epic drive back.
Was £2k cheaper than UK supplied even with negotiation.
The faff of flying over and the EU warranty os 1 year put me off.
They have to supply RHD in any country according to EU law as to refuse would be discriminating. I guess that will stop soon.
So perhaps ask a German dealer about a GT3.
Although new cars are even cheaper supplied through cyprus.... now that would be an epic drive back.
silvermilnec
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Interesting thread opp!
€150k in tax omg I wonder what the second hand market is like.
€150k in tax omg I wonder what the second hand market is like.
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