Re-reg

Rosedust84

Does anyone know the cost to re register a northern reg BMW 2litre to an Irish reg?

Thanks in advance :-)

*edit* it's a 98

si_guru

https://www.ros.ie/evrt-enquiry/vrtenquiry.html?execution=e1s1

homer90

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Rosedust84

Haha sorry I haven't a clue I thought there'd be a general cost lol..

Thanks

homer90

Rosedust84 wrote: »

Haha sorry I haven't a clue I thought there'd be a general cost lol..

Thanks

It depends on a few variables... Model, trim, fuel type, milage etc !
What are you looking at ?

Rosedust84

I just saw thAt looking at the vrt site! I'm not sure what model it is I haven't the car yet but I'm a first time driver on a provisional so I haven't a clue lol

si_guru

1st car on a learner permit.... 2.0 litre BMW... Did you get an insurance quote yet??

Rosedust84

No my sister Is the same and she pays over 2 grand I'm guessing it'll be the same

Mr. Presentable

Being male you will likely pay up to twice what your sister did for insurance


Edit: Why did I presume you were male?

Rosedust84

Mr. Presentable wrote: »

Being male you will likely pay up to twice what your sister did for insurance

No I'm a girl.. She's only 18 though it gets cheaper when you're over 25 doesn't it? Tbh after checking the cost of vrt I might sell it on anyway!

Nissan doctor

First time driver on a provisional looking at importing a 2.0 bmw from the north and insureing/taxing it etc??

Recession much?

Would in not be easier to just buy something cheaper and easier to get into a go here? Even an Irish 316 if you must get a bmw as your first car?

dulpit

Nissan doctor wrote: »

First time driver on a provisional looking at importing a 2.0 bmw from the north and insureing/taxing it etc??

Recession much?

Would in not be easier to just buy something cheaper and easier to get into a go here? Even an Irish 316 if you must get a bmw as your first car?

#firstworldpropblems :pac:

Rosedust84

My uncle is giving it to me to get me driving..at this rate I'll need a secong job just to get it on the road! I only want it to drive the kids to school like
bit disapointed it's some monster of a car but got a quote before of 860 for a small car so think I'll just feck it and got that road..no pun intended :-P

Rosedust84

Mr. Presentable wrote: »

Being male you will likely pay up to twice what your sister did for insurance


Edit: Why did I presume you were male?

lol I'd be worried if I was male, after all these years of thinking I wasn't :-P

R.O.R

Rosedust84 wrote: »

My uncle is giving it to me to get me driving..at this rate I'll need a secong job just to get it on the road! I only want it to drive the kids to school likebit disapointed it's some monster of a car but got a quote before of 860 for a small car so think I'll just feck it and got that road..no pun intended :-P

After taking lessons and passing your test first I hope?

L-M

I love the way we all presume that everyone knows everything about cars when they come on here posting :rolleyes:

McP2011

Why not get the car get it insured and drive it on the north plates?...then sell it on if you get wile hassle.

L-M

McP2011 wrote: »

Why not get the car get it insured and drive it on the north plates?...then sell it on if you get wile hassle.

OP DO NOT FOLLOW THIS SILLY ADVICE!!!

TestTransmission

McP2011 wrote: »

Why not get the car get it insured and drive it on the north plates?...then sell it on if you get wile hassle.

You've been warned about this before and you've ignored the advice.Take 2 days off

Rosedust84

R.O.R wrote: »

Rosedust84 wrote: »

My uncle is giving it to me to get me driving..at this rate I'll need a secong job just to get it on the road! I only want it to drive the kids to school likebit disapointed it's some monster of a car but got a quote before of 860 for a small car so think I'll just feck it and got that road..no pun intended :-P

After taking lessons and passing your test first I hope?

no I want an insurance quote to throw darts at... Why are you assuming I'm gonna break the law? I've no intention of driving until I have tax + insurance, and just because I came across as clueless about taxing my car doesn't make me an idiot

and thanks limerick man ha no I'm not gonna drive it until it's legal. That's if I bother now tbh am gonna shop elsewhere thanks for all the help everyone

R.O.R

Rosedust84 wrote: »

no I want an insurance quote to throw darts at... Why are you assuming I'm gonna break the law? I've no intention of driving until I have tax + insurance, and just because I came across as clueless about taxing my car doesn't make me an idiot

and thanks limerick man ha no I'm not gonna drive it until it's legal. That's if I bother now tbh am gonna shop elsewhere thanks for all the help everyone

I didn't ask about tax or insurance

Rosedust84

I have my provisional license and a fully licensed driver to drive with me

R.O.R

Rosedust84 wrote: »

I have my provisional license and a fully licensed driver to drive with me

Well, all is good then

Rosedust84

R.O.R wrote: »

Well, all is good then

Yep, I'm so sorry I read your post wrong and went on a wobbler, sleep depravation at this stage..am a bit embarrased now :-P dying to get driving and am doing it all above board anyways

Maruney

Limerick man wrote: »

I love the way we all presume that everyone knows everything about cars when they come on here posting :rolleyes:

I agree, its painfull here sometimes lately.
Its a '98 BMW what's with the "Recession much?" comments, I could buy one a month.
Then the take lessons and pass your test first brigade. - Why, it is not illigal to drive without passing your test first.

Answer the OP's question and if there's no wrong doing mind your own fcuking business.......

Rosedust84

Thanks to be honest I'd rather get advice here first anyways...

Off topic but how many lessons are needed before I sit the full test?

opinion guy

Maruney wrote: »

- Why, it is not illigal to drive without passing your test first.

It is if you don't have someone with a full license in the car with you

Max Power1

Maruney wrote: »

I agree, its painfull here sometimes lately.
Its a '98 BMW what's with the "Recession much?" comments, I could buy one a month.
Then the take lessons and pass your test first brigade. - Why, it is not illigal to drive without passing your test first.

Answer the OP's question and if there's no wrong doing mind your own fcuking business.......

Its the associated VRT and sky high insurance costs

L-M

Max Power1 wrote: »

Its the associated VRT and sky high insurance costs

And that allows for a recession related comment? If the OP spent 4 grand on a Yaris as a first car no one would say anything. I think alot of people on here just have nothing better to do with their lives so they vent their anger on here.

Sobanek

Yes! Why are people saying a 2 litre BMW is terrible as a first car?

These cars are cheap as chips nowadays, cost almost nothing to maintain and thanks to the 2 litre 150hp engine, they're slow as ****.

What is it with the Irish and their attitude to big engines? :pac:

The only think I'd be worried about is that it's a RWD. Other than that nothing wrong with this car...

Rosedust84

What's an rwd?

Alanstrainor

Alright people, lets get back on-topic please

Rosedust84 wrote: »

What's an rwd?

Rear wheel drive.

bazz26

Rosedust84 wrote: »

What's an rwd?

Fun driving in the snow and ice.