Euro Import help
22 August 2002, 10:35 PM
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I'm thinking about a import uk spec impreza turbo. Would I be better off using Litchfield or ordering it direct from a dealer on the continent? Any advice gratefully rec'd..!
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22 August 2002, 10:42 PM
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Depends whether you want the lowest price, or the easiest service. Having said that, I imported a MY02 WRX wagon from Garage Knockaert in Ypres, Belgium - plain sailing (including North Sea Ferries!). Cost just a smidge over £16k all in.....
22 August 2002, 10:45 PM
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Order direct!
its just like ordering in the uk,most dealers in belgium/holland speak english,and most will probably have delt with uk imports by now,so know what they are doing cost will be about £15100 inc vat,but you may have to fit an alarm(dont know if current model in europe comes withone,but i had to with my 2000 model)you will also have to budget £3/400 for flight or ferry tickets,
i used niba motors in den haag, www.niba.nl
try 4circle.com as well,you can order online direct with the dealer. basically you will save £2000 by importing yourself over a dealer that will do it for you. plus bank intrest rates are reasonable esp if you piggyback the loan onto the mortgage(if you fell confident that you wont loose your job in 3 years!!!,as your house will be at risk!)
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its just like ordering in the uk,most dealers in belgium/holland speak english,and most will probably have delt with uk imports by now,so know what they are doing cost will be about £15100 inc vat,but you may have to fit an alarm(dont know if current model in europe comes withone,but i had to with my 2000 model)you will also have to budget £3/400 for flight or ferry tickets,
i used niba motors in den haag, www.niba.nl
try 4circle.com as well,you can order online direct with the dealer. basically you will save £2000 by importing yourself over a dealer that will do it for you. plus bank intrest rates are reasonable esp if you piggyback the loan onto the mortgage(if you fell confident that you wont loose your job in 3 years!!!,as your house will be at risk!)
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22 August 2002, 10:55 PM
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just skipped into litchfields website,their price is actually quite good,£16100,the saving would only be £3/400,but you wouldnt get the chance to have a wee weekend trip to europe 
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is he nice enough to give him a present of £5000???
[Edited by D Noble - 8/22/2002 10:56:45 PM]
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is he nice enough to give him a present of £5000???
[Edited by D Noble - 8/22/2002 10:56:45 PM]
22 August 2002, 11:17 PM
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I used Garage Knockaert in Ypres Belgium via an agent 6 months ish wait, cost around 15500 delivered to my door. Alain at Knockaert is pretty good. No alarm or locking wheel nuts but hey.
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