hi to all

[Houseofperformance]

Re: hi to all

dober dan tudi vam
yea, but i want to buy it from USA, beacouse I also plan to have USA registration plate beacouse of thing called homologation here, in Slovenia and extremly high registration costs at us..

wont you get troubles with the tax-office and insurance wise, going this route? i think homologation is no prob, since you are part of the eu and every car once registered in one eu country can be registered in every other eu country as well - anyways, good luck finding one!

 

[APBT]

Re: hi to all

wont you get troubles with the tax-office and insurance wise, going this route? i think homologation is no prob, since you are part of the eu and every car once registered in one eu country can be registered in every other eu country as well - anyways, good luck finding one!

nope, I'd get in no trouble, cause car would be registered on slovenian company in USA (the one that is dealing with US car import), at which I asked for an calculation about importing Ty. And they explaned it to me like this:
on that way I would get plates I can use in EU. I would still pay all the taxes and registration costs. Insurance is payed in Slovenia, since youre using Slovenian roads.
About tax, I would avoid paying tax on motor vehicles, since it would be on US plates.
I'd only have to pay regular tax at import. I'd save up some costs.

yes, EU homologation ( which I still have to pass ) is no problem,
but you have no idea what problems they are making for Slovenian homologation.
Its so hard to get papers, many people give up
Pretty fu*ked up, belive me

And yeah, more and more it seems to me I will look up for seller in here, on the forum when time will come for me to buy Ty.
Its still way different if someone knows entire history of the car for sure