>>15291247
self-bump

>>15291247
>Doesn't tell us what country is going into.

Used car exports below 3000€ for brands like BMW and Mercedes usually are leftovers intended for the eastern european market.
However, if you're exporting something unique this may not apply.
See if the car has a valid "HU" due date, if it lies in the past or only has a few months left, then this means the car either failed to pass inspection or the owner has no hopes of having it pass and thus put it on the export market. Which essentially means something is broken.

It might be different with older cars that only conform to the Euro 1 emisson standard, since running those brings a hefty carbon tax.

post the offer link and your country and I might offer some more advice

You can always part it out.

Thanks for the replies.
Sorry for the lack of details.
The car I'm interested is a 2010 Porsche 911 4S. It was imported from France to the US around 8 months ago. I'm thinking about buying it from this Indian dude who says he travels for work and is only with the car for 3 days a week.
The VIN is
WP0ZZZ99ZAS746474

Also what is a HU due date?

I'm also concerned if I'm going to have trouble insuring the car if I decide to buy it and also if it breaks down for some reason if I can have the parts easily replaced.

>>15292019
>"grey market"
>"imported" from Germany
of course it's Poland or some other slav country

i have a gray market car in canada

insurance is a nightmare , parts are a nightmare and probably resell is also --but i love it so

>>15295980

Is it worth it? Should I haggle the price down very low if I decide to buy it? I'm not sure what to expect. It all feels very fishy tbqh.

>>15297202
i bought mine from a broker, haggling wasn't really an option since he bought the car for me

i got mine $2000 under budget which was nice

>>15293505

Hi, What is an HU due date?