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The car was in an accident, there is no point in repairing
On a slippery road, the car turned over on the highway, everyone is alive, the car was destroyed. There is no point in repairing. Sell for metal? Quit? What about customs? The car will remain on the territory of Romania.
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These are the teapots that have filled up the country with dead plaques. On a good road in the summer you need to manage. But they take rubbish on bald tires, get into the rain without experience, even worse on a dust film and voila. Okay, at least they're alive. Throw you this disgrace, it was not enough to drag home. And they rent not for metal, but for spare parts. But what are the valuable parts on auto junk? It is necessary to remove it from registration, disposal will cost a pretty penny. Throw and bring down irrevocably. And our customs past the cash desk, this is a Romanian smut
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answered 5 years ago
Car with Ukrainian registration. People were on vacation, there was an accident, they were injured. And you write this, shut up better if there are no specifics. And then after all, I can send nah * d.
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answered 5 years ago
Sorry. And I myself will go in the indicated direction ... once again, sorry
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answered 5 years ago
The main thing is that everyone is alive.
I don’t know how much it costs to dispose of a car in Romania, but you definitely need to deregister a car, at least so as not to pay tax on it in your country. In addition, for EU customs, your car is considered temporarily imported, if I'm not mistaken, you can keep it duty-free in the EU for a year, then you will have to pay a fee. I suppose, despite the tragedy, you will still go to the EU sometime, that is, sooner or later you will be charged a fee if the car is not written off.
I don’t know how much it costs to dispose of a car in Romania, but you definitely need to deregister a car, at least so as not to pay tax on it in your country. In addition, for EU customs, your car is considered temporarily imported, if I'm not mistaken, you can keep it duty-free in the EU for a year, then you will have to pay a fee. I suppose, despite the tragedy, you will still go to the EU sometime, that is, sooner or later you will be charged a fee if the car is not written off.
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answered 5 years ago
An exotic option still comes to mind - to pay for the export of a car to the homeland of some specialized transport company and deal with recycling at home. If it's cheaper that way, of course.
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answered 5 years ago
They found a metal acceptance, they promise to give a write-off certificate, it is not yet clear with the border. On deregistration, our traffic cops said they needed a registration certificate, numbers and a statement from the owner that the car had become unusable. I'll write a sequel later.
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answered 5 years ago
Yes, they do this with us .. I don’t remember the price ... The question is solved .. Thank God everyone is alive! Of course, you need to remove such a car from yourself.
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answered 5 years ago
The car was handed over for metal for a penny. We received a recycling certificate, removed the numbers and took them with us. They didn't even ask about the car at the border. In Ukraine, the car will be deregistered.
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answered 5 years ago