What to do with my UK Reg Car

stacky

Guys,

Hope someone can offer advice here. I'v got a 02 UK Reg Passat estate that went through the VRT exemption process, and failed. So now i've got to pay VRT on it. It's not that much according to the calculator. Bout E600. The car is in great cond.

Anyway, i'll be getting a new one here in ireland soon, so what do i do with the passat???
Drive up the north and scrap it - time consuming and a shame really such a nice car
Pay VRT and try to sell it here for a reasonable price? - will cost VRT, NCT and any issues like tyres etc.. too costly

Looking for ideas/options

Cheers

-Corkie-

Dont scrap it up the North. Ill give ya a few bob for it..

Sell it on the UK plates (priced to reflect that vrt is due on it), and the buyer can VRT it. Plenty of people do this.

Sunnyisland

Bring it to a breakers yard see what you can get for it.

Break it down yourself and sell the parts.

stacky

Right, i could sell it on UK plates, will DVLA re-register to an irish address?

Corkie - PM me with an offer. She is early 02, 140k VW Passat 2.0 SE Estate. Most of the service history is with her, and a great drive. Rock solid.

-Corkie-

stacky wrote: »

Right, i could sell it on UK plates, will DVLA re-register to an irish address?

Corkie - PM me with an offer. She is early 02, 140k VW Passat 2.0 SE Estate. Most of the service history is with her, and a great drive. Rock solid.

You would need the original V5 document to sell it here boss. The DVLA wont reregister it to someone here afaik.

corktina

Yosef Salmon Twill wrote: »

Sell it on the UK plates (priced to reflect that vrt is due on it), and the buyer can VRT it. Plenty of people do this.

plenty do but it is verboten...and seeing as they know about the car and have your details :eek:

I think you might HAVE to pay the VRT if they follow it up. The car is in the country and the VRT is due on entry.

Goreygal

stacky wrote: »

Right, i could sell it on UK plates, will DVLA re-register to an irish address?

Corkie - PM me with an offer. She is early 02, 140k VW Passat 2.0 SE Estate. Most of the service history is with her, and a great drive. Rock solid.

You need to declare it off the road/exported with the DVLA; until you do that you are still liable to them. There's a part on the V5c for it (I had to do that when I brought my car here). The new owner will then need to register it over here AFAIK (mine had already been registered here before so I just had to put back on the old plates and pay tax) and of course they'll need the DVLA cert for that.

mgbgt1978

^^^That only applies if the OP is the registered owner on the V5.

bazz26

Cannot imagine a 2.0 litre petrol Passat estate which needs €600 VRT and tax being very appealing down here unless it going for almost free.

Goreygal

mgbgt1978 wrote: »

^^^That only applies if the OP is the registered owner on the V5.

I stand corrected