Import Tuscan S6 to Germany
Import Tuscan S6 to Germany
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erdna

Original Poster:

5 posts

248 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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I am interested in a Speed Six but the Cars here in Germany very expensive so i thinking to buy a RHD in UK.

Anyone here who has selled a car to germany and known about problems to registrate a car in germany ? What modifications are needed, only the frontlights ?

thanks Andre

TVRspirit

161 posts

254 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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how much do they cost in Germany?

erdna

Original Poster:

5 posts

248 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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at the moment i found only 3 Tuscan in Germany

LHD 65000 EUR and 69000 EUR
RHD 43000 EUR see the Link www.autoscout24.de/home/index/detail.asp?ts=6506483&id=zk2dd3dfdpp&redir=1

in the Classifieds here I found some nice cars for 30000 EUR, at ebay.co.uk some cars under 25000 EUR but i think ebay is not the way for a newbie to buy a tuscan ;-)

bye Andre

IAINSMITH

169 posts

287 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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i've done it the other way round (but not with a Tuscan!)

if you need any help at the UK side send me an e-mail (address is on my profile)

I spend alot of time in Germany (mainly North) so if you need some help let me know!

Iain

(editted to add)

Just seen your profile, if that's your car i guess you're from Oschersleben, is spend quite a bit of time in Braunschweig!

>> Edited by IAINSMITH on Sunday 31st July 21:35

Alistair H.

1,173 posts

294 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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You need to talk to TVR MADS.

I know they sell and buy a lot of TVR stuff between here and Germany,Holland etc. They should be able to give you some help.

flashgitindenial

823 posts

276 months

Monday 1st August 2005
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I thought that was a TVR franchise in Germany run by "Dieter" I think. I'm sure I've seen sme posts on here in the past. If you can I would suggest you go for a Mk11.

TVRspirit

161 posts

254 months

Monday 1st August 2005
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but when you say 65000 euros, is it for a used car or a new car??

erdna

Original Poster:

5 posts

248 months

Monday 1st August 2005
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at the moment i collect only some information what modifications needed and what it cost. Before I buy a car i must sell the elise and check who can services TVR.

OS stands for Osnabrück not Oschersleben

the 63000 an 69000EUR are for Cars from 2003 with low km >3000

In Hagen and Siegen is TVR Germany but they have no Tuscans MK 1 only new cars.





TVRspirit

161 posts

254 months

Monday 1st August 2005
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And at TVR Germany the cars cost more than 65000euros for a new model?

harilaha

31 posts

264 months

Monday 1st August 2005
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~80.000plus incl. vat, for new Tuscan S

gruff500

207 posts

261 months

Monday 1st August 2005
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Hi - this may help or may not. TVR do a diplomatic and military sales service (number from the Blackpool) that supply TAX free cars overseas. certainly I know of quite a few in Germany who have them regularly serviced there so there must be some kind of franchise out there.

Might be a good place to start to source a good car?

tvrinbfg

1,459 posts

307 months

Monday 1st August 2005
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Anton Feldmann in Osnabruck has worked on a few TVRs, including the Tuscan. Harald Gehrke in Hagen near Dortmund is the official dealer and also not that far away. Give Christof Flugel there a call as he deals with sales. He should be able to buy your Elise and he can source a cheaper RHD Tuscan through TVR MADS or one of the other dealers. Or sell your Elise (try advertising it on Pistonheads?) and deal direct with TVR MADS or one of the other UK dealers.

You need to adjust the front lights (easy) and you need to switch the reverse and fog light at the back (bit of wiring and regluing of carpet and rebonding of lens). Then a TUV test, they might want paperwork that TVR MADS or Harald Gehrke can supply, then register it.

erdna

Original Poster:

5 posts

248 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2005
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thx for the replies here and by email. I know now which to be done before buy one.
I meet my friend who serviced my elise at the weekend in Zaandvoort and he try to arrange a testdrive in the next weeks. I think i must drive one before i can sell my elise.

I am at the moment not sure if a tuscan is the right car. I ve read the treads about the engineproblems and i ll be sure if i buy one that the engine make no trouble for the next years. From the elise i don´t know problems like this, nothing brake down in three years of hard driving. I like Trackdays , Nürburgring and highspeed at the Autobahn, the Elise has no problems with that (only that it cant go over 120:-), but more threads i read here, more trust in a Tuscan lose. At the otherside the car looks so stunning, sounds so incredible and the power must be impressive, it is for me at the moment the only acceptable increase for a good upgraded Elise...