Originally Posted By John V6
Originally Posted By Peter J
Originally Posted By milligoon
Get a UK resident insured with green card to drive it to Germany Transfer ownership in Germany and then do all the TÜV and registration requirements when there?


Exactly.. when we moved to Germany in 1992 that is exactly what we did, drove the car over as if we were tourists, then had it locally registered, Insured, etc and cancelled the UK registration, etc.


And that is what I did taking my Audi 80s from Bavaria to Holland.
The German bureaucrats in Miesbach weren't impressed but couldn't stop it.


When we moved back, in 1999 we took 2 German registered cars back to the UK. One was 3 years old, the other new. Both were supplied with temporary export number plates, valid for 1 month and including 3rd party insurance.
Registering them here was a bigger pain than exporting them!

Peter,
66, 2016 Porsche Boxster S
No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...