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You will need basic information like valid ID or passport, proof of residence, and a signed sales contract. If you are buying a used auto, the seller should provide you with vehicle registration certificate and proof of valid insurance. When transferring ownership, you must visit a local notary or other valid entity to finalize verification of the sale, depending on your country.
In most of these countries we serve, you will need legal residency to register a car in under your name. You must show a local ID or a temporary residence card during the registration process.
CarAgencia has cars listed from many EU countries and yes, importing cars is very common. If you import a car between EU member states, you do not pay customs duties, but local registration taxes still apply. If you import into non-EU countries like Serbia, Bosnia, or Albania, you must pay import duties and VAT based on the car assessed value.
Basic third-party liability insurance is mandatory across all most countries. We do not recommend that you register or drive a car without it. Comprehensive insurance is optional but highly recommended for new or expensive vehicles.
Regular technical inspections are required by law. Most countries require an annual inspection while some have inspections every 2 years. The inspection verifies safety of vehicles such as your brakes, lights, and steering function properly. It also ensures the vehicle meets local emission standards.
Make sure to check the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to verify the car accident history, and other details. Some user provide a history report with their listing. If seller does not provide a report, you may purchase a Vehicle History Report through CarAgencia. You should also request a service book to confirm regular maintenance. Its highly recommended to have a trusted mechanic inspect the car before you sign the sales contract.
CarAgencia carries inventory from both private sellers and Auto Dealers. Buying from a private seller is safe but does require some caution. You are likely to get a better price, but you do not receive any warranty. Dealerships charge more but usually provide a short-term warranty, guarantees the car legal status, and handle the registration paperwork for you.
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