How do I get Ford UK to verify my car
#1
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How do I get Ford UK to verify my car
Hi,
My car is due to arrive in the UK in the next few days and I just found out that I am able to tax relieve as my Ford Sierra RS Cosowrth 2WD was imported from the UK and now it's going back to the UK.
Anyone knows who I can speak to , so I can get the endorsement by Ford UK .
Best,
Jas
My car is due to arrive in the UK in the next few days and I just found out that I am able to tax relieve as my Ford Sierra RS Cosowrth 2WD was imported from the UK and now it's going back to the UK.
Anyone knows who I can speak to , so I can get the endorsement by Ford UK .
Best,
Jas
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i think you need an IVA - speak to Vehicle Certification Agency
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vca/
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vca/vehicle-im...-importing.asp
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vca/
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vca/vehicle-im...-importing.asp
#5
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Nothing to do with Ford, all they can provide is a certificate of EU conformity, but you wont need that anyway as your car will be over 10 years of age.
If the car has been out of the country for more than 2 years you have to pay import duty and vat anyway, even if it was originally a UK car.
Over 30 years old and they will drop the duty but that applies only to 3drs at the moment.
If the car has been out of the country for more than 2 years you have to pay import duty and vat anyway, even if it was originally a UK car.
Over 30 years old and they will drop the duty but that applies only to 3drs at the moment.
#6
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i think you need an IVA - speak to Vehicle Certification Agency
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vca/
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vca/vehicle-im...-importing.asp
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vca/
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vca/vehicle-im...-importing.asp
#7
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Nothing to do with Ford, all they can provide is a certificate of EU conformity, but you wont need that anyway as your car will be over 10 years of age.
If the car has been out of the country for more than 2 years you have to pay import duty and vat anyway, even if it was originally a UK car.
Over 30 years old and they will drop the duty but that applies only to 3drs at the moment.
If the car has been out of the country for more than 2 years you have to pay import duty and vat anyway, even if it was originally a UK car.
Over 30 years old and they will drop the duty but that applies only to 3drs at the moment.
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#9
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We allied from DVLA and would wait for them
When car is here , I would just pay import duty and Mot like you suggested if DVLA doesn't come back in time.
Anyone knows who can uninstall my Motec and fix a L6 ecu into the car and get it tuned .
Any ideas how much it would cost and the car would be in Kent
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Nothing to do with Ford, all they can provide is a certificate of EU conformity, but you wont need that anyway as your car will be over 10 years of age.
If the car has been out of the country for more than 2 years you have to pay import duty and vat anyway, even if it was originally a UK car.
Over 30 years old and they will drop the duty but that applies only to 3drs at the moment.
If the car has been out of the country for more than 2 years you have to pay import duty and vat anyway, even if it was originally a UK car.
Over 30 years old and they will drop the duty but that applies only to 3drs at the moment.
EDIT: The website seems to suggest it's not needed if it's over 20 years, or have I read that wrong?
http://certificate-of-conformity.co.uk/
Last edited by XRT_si; 02-07-2015 at 08:33 AM.
#11
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Everyday is a school day! I didn't know you didn't need a certificate of conformity if the car was over 10 years old! Recently advised someone differently, whoops!
EDIT: The website seems to suggest it's not needed if it's over 20 years, or have I read that wrong?
http://certificate-of-conformity.co.uk/
EDIT: The website seems to suggest it's not needed if it's over 20 years, or have I read that wrong?
http://certificate-of-conformity.co.uk/
It's because I would not have to pay import duties and just need to pay the VAT 😁
#12
also I have been told if you apply as a classic car,even though its not old enough you might not have to pay the vat ,the dvla decide if its a classic ,no harm in checking that
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