I'm already selling (pending) my USDM ITR(54K miles) here in Germany. I trying to by a 2006 BMW M3 for replacement, i will save close to 6g because i dont have to pay tax for the BMW. This is the latest pic of the are and a crappy clip driving in the autobahn 6 on the way to Saarbruken, Germany.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5a6jc7ZybE



Modified by pnoi_01dc2r at 12:09 AM 2/20/2007

 

ooh u'll miss it
looks clean

 

you'll be back!

 

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I miss the autobahn! I was in Germany over winter vacation and, even tho my rental car was an A150, the autobahn was still the best part of the trip

The new M3 is going to be crazy! Sorry about having to sell the R. What kind of tax do you have to pay on it?

 

Correct me if i am wrong, but if you are stationed overseas you cannot sell your car to anyone native of the country (off base) correct? This is how it was explained to me at least. So will you make what attempts you can to sell to someone who works there on base who is also stationed there?

Good luck with things either way

 

There will be no sales tax at all.

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You can sell your car off base but you need to have a document to complere before selling it. You cant just sell it like back in the states you let the Air Force know that you are selling your car and fill up some documnent.

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Good luck with things either way </TD></TR></TABLE>

 

you might save on sales tax, but you are gonna get screwed on maintenance

 

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Good luck with things either way </TD></TR></TABLE>

You can sell to a german, you do have to fill out some paperwork, but its very easy....

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Depending on what state you come back to, you might have to pay taxes on the sales price when you come back. Ask me how I know

Another reason Virginia state sucks *****!

 

gud luck on the sale pare.

 

nice ride