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Conference terri::cars_uk

Title:	Cars in the UK
Notice:	Please read new conference charter 1.70
Moderator:	COMICS::SHELLEYELD

Created:	Sun Mar 06 1994
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2584
Total number of notes:	63384

1677.0. "Automatic car / people carrier wanted" by MUDIS3::VUSCLU::HOUGH () Wed Jan 29 1992 12:04

I'm writing this note for a collegue who wishes to buy an automatic
6 seater car / people carrier in the Munich area for up to 20,000 DM.

Background information :- 

	Married, 4 kids, has registered as living and working in 
	Germany, renting a house in Munich for up to 3 years.

	Both he and wife only have automatic licences.

Apart from the obvious, (looking in papers, garages) does anybody know 
of a suitable, reliable vendor and what paperwork will be required.

Regards, Richard.

This note has been cross posted in MUNICH and GERMANY.

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1677.1 UFHIS::GVIPOND Wed Jan 29 1992 13:11 14

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1677.1		UFHIS::GVIPOND		`Wed Jan 29 1992 13:11`	14
	If he buys a car from a dealer there will be no paper work to fill out, just hand over ~120 DM and the dealer will do everything for him, otherwise it's a long wait down the local car registration dept ( have no idea what its called but someone else will ) , it's well worth the money not to have to take an afternoon off work to spend it queueing. As for reliable vendors, Munich is full of VAG, BMW and Merc dealers , he could try looking down Motorama which is under the Penta hotel near the Deutsches Mueseum, they have most makes of cars available to sit in and see if you like them, ( these are new though). The Suddeutsche Zeitung is also packed with cars ( all in alphabetical order ) at weekends, most of these are second hand.

    
    If he buys a car from a dealer there will be no paper work to fill out,
    just hand over ~120 DM and the dealer will do everything for him,
    otherwise it's a long wait down the local car registration dept ( have
    no idea what its called but someone else will ) , it's well worth the
    money not to have to take an afternoon off work to spend it queueing.
    
    As for reliable vendors, Munich is full of VAG, BMW and Merc dealers
    , he could try looking down Motorama which is under the Penta hotel
    near the Deutsches Mueseum, they have most makes of cars available to
    sit in and see if you like them, ( these are new though). The
    Suddeutsche Zeitung is also packed with cars ( all in alphabetical
    order ) at weekends, most of these are second hand.