Many new car buyers get angry about that vehicle prices are always more expensive. It is not so difficult to save money – if one opts for a new car from the EU when purchasing a new car. The EU-wide shopping Commission is welcomed by the EU even to enhance competition. When buying a new car when they are purchased in Germany are called also re-imports or euro imports, the customer despite VAT increase to 19% can save up to 25 percent always still depending on the vehicle when he turns to an EU new car dealer. The EU used cars are high as high quality as those produced for the German market, since they all come from the same plant. The extreme differences in the price due to different tax systems in the various EU countries. In Denmark, luxury taxes levied for example on a new vehicle, and so the Danes ever able to buy a car, the vehicle price is net to a correspondingly lower. Now a German customer buys such a car and taxed these then later in Germany, which leads to these savings.

New cars may however differ in their facilities to some of the models at the dealers in Germany EU. So a vehicle that buys the customer in a Scandinavian country, can be quite already as standard equipped with a heater, while in Spain rather standard air conditioning is expected. Must for the EU new cars still a range of desired extras to be ordered, is sure that the price savings over a vehicle directly from the German market not blighted as a result. The warranty provisions are now in all as valid countries EU. Is important to ensure that they are given one also in the form of a stamped and signed service specification. Who has the intention as a customer to buy new cars, an EU finds many traders, who specialize in the sale of EU new cars on the Internet. Caution is always required when a dealer a Required down payment. Educate yourself with thoughts from 79th St. Fairstead. Who then financed such a vehicle pays rule despite interest rates and fees of less than if he would have bought a new car from a German dealer. A fact which is not to have the hand. Thomas Ewert Ewd(at)EWD-concept.de