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mullins
1st June 2005, 03:47 PM
This is prolly aimed mainly at Flectron and OLSKOOLROTAR but can I have some advice and approx costs on bringing a car over from downunder and getting it MOT'd for the U.K.
It'll prolly cost way over what I can afford :eek: but it's a nice dream anyway.:rolleyes:
Glenn Butcher
1st June 2005, 03:50 PM
hehehehe - I know what you are thinking ;)
My bro sent his Cosmo to Oz from here for around $3500 all up I think.
20B_boy
1st June 2005, 04:08 PM
As a rough indication:
Cost of your old skool AUS$12,000 for e.g.
Sterling conversion, say $2.35/£ = : £5106
shipping from aus, say £550-750 including some admin/dereg fees etc?
So 'car shipped' = £5856
On entry:
Duty at 10% on 'car shipped' value = £6442
then: VAT at 17.5% on 'car shipped+duty' value = £7569
Basically you pay 29% of the (cars value plus shipping costs) upon entry in duty and vat. Then compliance costs and road tax, say a 100 or 2 on top with a bit of luck...
travellinbob
1st June 2005, 05:40 PM
Does the aussie government not leave off the import tax on peoples cars when they import them if they have owned them for at least 1 year over seas? I read this if I can remember rightly on an aussie gov website a few years ago when I looked at importing a skyline from japan when I lived there.
If this is true then it would save a fair wack off the cost.??
cheers, michael.
20B_boy
1st June 2005, 05:43 PM
Theres similar legislation in the UK - if you can prove ownership over seas for 12 months or some thing I tihnk. I'm pretty sure they have tightened it up to avoid abuse though. The importers will probably know...
mullins
1st June 2005, 06:47 PM
Originally posted by 20B_boy
As a rough indication:
Cost of your old skool AUS$12,000 for e.g.
Sterling conversion, say $2.35/£ = : £5106
shipping from aus, say £550-750 including some admin/dereg fees etc?
So 'car shipped' = £5856
On entry:
Duty at 10% on 'car shipped' value = £6442
then: VAT at 17.5% on 'car shipped+duty' value = £7569
Basically you pay 29% of the (cars value plus shipping costs) upon entry in duty and vat. Then compliance costs and road tax, say a 100 or 2 on top with a bit of luck...
so roughly £3,000? since i already own the car and it would have to come the extra distance from NZ
flectron
1st June 2005, 07:00 PM
less than that i reckon
but i know dick about importing your own car..
i would guess shipping plus a bit of duty/ tax (calculated on shipping cost) and registration/mot/road tax.
1500 maybe?
[edit] hmmm maybe that's :censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored:.
might be calculated on value of car. but that could be a grey area.. cost you 10 bux when you bought it right? ;)
mullins
1st June 2005, 07:10 PM
roughly how much did it cost to bring the 3 over - if you dont mind me asking?;)
flectron
1st June 2005, 07:28 PM
sent pm(s)
OLSKOOLROTAR
1st June 2005, 08:15 PM
Originally posted by aotearotor
roughly how much did it cost to bring the 3 over - if you dont mind me asking?;)
I'm on nights at the moment, when I'm done I'll get all the info/contact numbers for you if you like, the bloke i went thru was really good, cost me £1100 to ship from Aus.
Jase
elcapo
13th June 2005, 01:23 PM
Friends.
As i am not a full member i will post this here.
I am after a shipping adress to ship a car from Aus to Holland.iff someone can help i will thank be greatfull to him for life.
Thanks,Maury Wiels. aka El capo
OLSKOOLROTAR
14th June 2005, 08:00 AM
I'll send you a pm with the address of a shipping company counterpart that I used very good.
Once I get my arse in gear:D
elcapo
14th June 2005, 08:18 AM
I thank you alot.
EL capo. Tha Rulla
OLSKOOLROTAR
15th June 2005, 03:28 PM
Elcapo,
Try this mate,
AISS (Australian Internationl Shipping Services).
Tel: +61 3 9335 1477
Email: rosie-brooks@a-i-s-s.com
Contact is: Rosie Hayden-Brooks
Speak to them, keep us updated on how you get on
Jase
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