VRT Porsche 911?

taurus85 · 26-04-2019 10:16PM #1

I want to buy a 1999/2000 Porsche 911 with around 60k miles. Googled a few times but can't find a (free) vrt calculator.
What is the best way to get an estimated VRT for the car?

Badger2009 · 27-04-2019 10:14AM

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

I'm pretty sure this is the first result you would have got if you googled it.

bliger · 27-04-2019 10:22AM

https://www.revenue.ie/en/importing-vehicles-duty-free-allowances/documents/vrt/form-vrt-estimate.pdf

colm_mcm · 27-04-2019 01:13PM

VRT calculator doesn’t do Porsche’s. You won’t know what the VRT is until you present the car.
Rough rule of thumb it will be 36% of the market value of a similar car here.

Neilw · 27-04-2019 01:48PM

taurus85 wrote: »

I want to buy a 1999/2000 Porsche 911 with around 60k miles. Googled a few times but can't find a (free) vrt calculator.
What is the best way to get an estimated VRT for the car?

As said, revenue won't give a price until the car is presented to them.

A quick look on pistonheads shows cars with low ish miles in those years to be 18-20k sterling.....so €22k.
Based on that figure vrt could be around €8,000 ata rate of 36%.

Question for you, have you looked into the cost of ownership of a 996 of that age? They are getting old and need a fair bit of upkeep, I had a 1998 one...there's always some job that needs to be done.

colm_mcm · 27-04-2019 02:31PM

Neilw wrote: »

As said, revenue won't give a price until the car is presented to them.

A quick look on pistonheads shows cars with low ish miles in those years to be 18-20k sterling.....so €22k.
Based on that figure vrt could be around €8,000 ata rate of 36%.

Question for you, have you looked into the cost of ownership of a 996 of that age? They are getting old and need a fair bit of upkeep, I had a 1998 one...there's always some job that needs to be done.

The VRT is a percentage of the Irish value, so supposing an Irish one is the same as a uk one plus VRT, you’re paying 36% on a higher figure than the value of it from the uk, which would probably be an Irish OMSP of over €30k (on the thin end) which would mean more like €11k VRT

bladebrew · 27-04-2019 05:13PM

You could buy this one!

https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/porsche-911-carrera-s-2-triptronic/21450489

62000 miles, and it's the 3.4litre engine which afaik is less prone to super expensive problems which can bankrupt you!
Interior colour is not my favourite though

VRT Porsche 911?

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