Dougpol1
26 Jan 2015
Law / Buying and legally using second hand car in Poland; I'm EU citizen [27]
Silly advice with all respect Roger.
10 Grand at a "dealership" buys you a rust bucket with broken suspension here in Poland.
NEVER buy a used car from a Pole you don't know personally. No offence people.
I love a gamble, but know something after 25 years here. Sellers have a vastly inflated view of the worth of their motor, and Germany or France is your friend..
End of discussion AFAIAC
Yeah, sure. French cars are not made for:
Cold temperatures....
Polish roads.......
Go ahead by all means, and learn the hard way.
Best value in Poland if you must buy insist on buying second hand here is GM group in my view.
Anything at that price is going to be junk. Cars are more expensive here for the reasons stated above. If you pay less than 3000, you're risking your life. It's better to spend a minumum of 10000 at a dealership. They can show you the thickness of the paint with a little gizmo, so you know if it's had a crash, and they're less likely to spin a yarn than a private owner.
Silly advice with all respect Roger.
10 Grand at a "dealership" buys you a rust bucket with broken suspension here in Poland.
NEVER buy a used car from a Pole you don't know personally. No offence people.
I love a gamble, but know something after 25 years here. Sellers have a vastly inflated view of the worth of their motor, and Germany or France is your friend..
End of discussion AFAIAC
non-hype makes such as Citroen, Renault,
Yeah, sure. French cars are not made for:
Cold temperatures....
Polish roads.......
Go ahead by all means, and learn the hard way.
Best value in Poland if you must buy insist on buying second hand here is GM group in my view.