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    i am thinking of buying a 316 1.8 e46 4door but is it worth buying in the uk or should i just buy here... what would the vrt be on it? im thinking a 2000 or a 2001

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    Do you know anyone who is in the Uk for more than 6 months, get them to buy it for you on your behalf and then bring it over. If they can prove that they have lived over in the UK for the past six months you won't have to pay vrt and then get it changed over to your name.

    The biggest mistake i made when i was over there was not buying a car. I spent all my money on clubbing and having a good time!!

    Now I'm rolling around in a shitty punto

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    • #3
      lol, im gonna have to get he plates changed at some stage anyway. some scottish guy told me that 2 today. im dyin to get a black shiny e46 lol

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      • #4
        Jay u high roller u......sort me out wit a few cans of Dutch Gold will ya? lol

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        • #5
          lol, i was looking a nice black coupe benzer also, der not that expensive if ya compare em to a type r civic or so... and the insurance is god 2 cos im almost over 25

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          • #6
            Just hold out, when you get past 30 Insurance gets easier.. i Drove Volvos and Opals till i got old enuf to Afford Insurance on a Cruise-Missle..

            Also: there is a VRT calculator on the Revenue website, Google "VRT calculator", its a good guide to what your local tax office will want for the Switch to Irish blah.. Dont buy ANYTHING from the UK without a Carcheck - lots of places do them - to see if it's been stolen or crashed or whatever, and then have the RAC or AA have a once-over and do a report for you - remember if you buy a lemon, you are stuck with it, so spending 200- stg on a checkout, and a history (run its reg plate) will save you untold pain...
            jUst plAythAtbEAt

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            • #7
              ive been checking stuff out, there is no loading on the e46 or a cl coupe benzer. i wont bother with buying from england or norn iron either. its around 3500 for the vrt! feck that i was also thinking to let it off till next october and my insurance will be 900 full licence first time insurance haha its better to wait im guessing

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              • #8
                Fast cars, fast Moozik, faaaaast drinkin' == fast livin(fullstop).

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                • #9
                  im actually not that interested in speed, just luxury. im actually very nervous in a car goin fast!! previous bad experiences. judgement sunday being one lol

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                  • #10
                    well i have to agree there.. was in a crash in a Mini in my teens, and from then only drove cars that will go THROUGH things they crash into, or will Bounce off!

                    Luxary you say? Well, you need look no further then the executive TOYOTA range..

                    Perfect 1st cars: Celcior, Chaser and Soarer - all Rammed full of Luxary Padded Win, and Soon to be available for even less.. How about a nice 1996 Toyota Celcior 4.0 Supercharged? No, its not a Fast car as such, it needs the 4.0SC to move since its as big as a town.. If you crash in this baby, you wont notice till you get home!!!

                    As usual, Carzone.ie is the place to research your new Toyota Musclecar..
                    jUst plAythAtbEAt

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                    • #11
                      Thats just crazy biscuits......

                      badger!!

                      I'm seriously thinking of upping sticks and moving back to london, i had a better social life over there, clubs pubs, things to do etc....

                      i'm a trusworthy person..... let me buy you a car....


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                      • #12
                        post of the year!

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