Hi,
To be able to move in Italy, a lot of expatriates think of buying a car, whether new or second-hand.
What are the formalities to buy a vehicle in Italy: car registration, insurance, etc.?
What are the relevant authorities or organizations to contact?
How long does it take and what are the associated costs?
Thank you in advance for sharing your experience,
Kenjee
Buying a car in Italy
Kenjee
02 October 2015 09:53:18
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Silrex
03 October 2015 06:09:19
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am in Ghana and can only advice you for now ....
check the on going registration first,how much they charge, the requirements and then buy a brand new one for real...
i pray the Lord God help you to get access to you dream car
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OrnaOR
05 October 2015 11:12:44
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You must have full Italian residence before you can purchase a car in Italy. And a code fiscale, of course.
Silrex
05 October 2015 13:09:04
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ok ...thats a good one
slh43
09 October 2015 23:54:25
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Hi,
We spend 5 mos. out of the year in Italy. We want to purchase car. I read somewhere your local comune can help facilitate a purchase to a non-resident. Has anyone heard of anything like that? Are there any exceptions to the residency requirement?
slh43
hockson
29 October 2016 09:44:34
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Is it a basic requirement that the purchaser should have a valid italian driving licence ?
I don't have an Italian driving licence but I would like to buy a car, may be I'll have a paid driver.
lindaem
31 October 2016 23:12:42
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Would the overall costs associated with having a car in Italy be less if I shipped one of my cars over there vs. buying car in Italy?
georgy_it
21 November 2016 13:16:20
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my suggestion is to go to a car dealer and you will see the miracles he is able to arrange to sell a car to non resident...
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