Registering a supercar in Europe somewhere

[Martin Everson]

MarkusCostigan said:
So there is no way to import super car in Malta without paying huge fees?
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You can reduce the registration fee by applying for a red plate which is like a weekend and public holiday use license plate. The registration fee is reduced to 40% of the full registration cost.

The other way is to get a fully electric super/hyper car that has an electric only range of at least 50km. So you can then buy a Rimac Nevara and import it with no registration fee smi(&%. But if you can afford a Rimac....well.....

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[Alonzo]

Martin Everson said:
You can reduce the registration fee by applying for a red plate which is like a weekend and public holiday use license plate. The registration fee is reduced to 40% of the full registration cost.

The other way is to get a fully electric super/hyper car that has an electric only range of at least 50km. So you can then buy a Rimac Nevara and import it with no registration fee smi(&%. But if you can afford a Rimac....well.....
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Do you own cars in the Bahamas? Import duty is no joke there...

 

[Martin Everson]

GHD999 said:
Do you own cars in the Bahamas? Import duty is no joke there...
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Yes I do and yes car import duty is no joke here as that's how gov makes its money.

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[Marie Manila]

Don said:
Estonia is an excellent option for this, no car tax, company formation and management is fully digital, and the minimum share capital is 1 cent for a limited liability company.
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What's about MOT?
Do you have to take the car to Estonia every few years to get an inspection?