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You will not be able to purchase a car until you have your residence card.

Japanese imports tend to be in very good condition and come well equipped with extras. Spare parts are generally easy to get hold of too especially if you go for a model which is also made for the European market. I would go for something up to 4 years old and with up to 60k KMs on the clock. Always get a used car checked by a mechanic you trust prior to purchasing.

Thanks. Is this until I receive the card home or until the application is submitted? I heard that when the application is submitted you are given a temporary ID/number that could be used for insurance.... or at least that was my understanding (not sure is correct )

Pier89 wrote:

What are the pros and cons of buying a Japanese import vs a normal car?

What's a normal car?

Just a car that hasn鈥檛 been imported... I was just wondering if there are additional taxes to pay or聽 something I should be aware of.... otherwise from a first glance it seems like a good idea to buy a Japanese import

There are no 鈥渘ormal鈥� cars by your definition. The country is 20 miles big we don鈥檛 make cars here.

Even a brand new car has duties on it from being imported.

Get the dealer to quote you a 鈥渙n the road鈥� price then all the costs are included except insurance.