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[Andy]

Yes they do command more. Had a 535d never a 335d. Here is one with lots of room for the bike.

https://www.donedeal.ie/view/12434233
2008 BMW 335d M-Sport Touring 330bhp

[Don B]

That is nice, the wheels ruin it for me unfortunately, easily fixed I s'pose. Mileage is a bit steep ay the same time

[ginoc]

Anyone going to Terenure this weekend?

[Ketron]

160067-car-Ferrari_GTC4Lusso_side_LR-932x524.jpg

I'm in love with these!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hI42askNUFM

[rebel.ranter]

My rental car for next 10 days















Serious bus.

[Curran]

Serious indeed!!
Drive'er like you....

[camnhoj]

What a machine! !!

[Peter-E36]

Very nice Mark, was admiring it at BMW Welt. Excellent looking car inside and out in the flesh

[Don B]

Looking at bringing in an Alpina D3 BiTurbo (2009 or 2010).

Can't see it on the VRT site, and my insurers don't have them on their system.

Will I get badly stung if I bring one in and hope for the best?

[dergside]

Will I get badly stung if I bring one in and hope for the best?

Probably! If not stung, then there is the potential for the element of surprise that could spoil a deal for you.

There is a method that you can use to try and get an approximation of the value, and hence VRT. If you look at FAQ 4 on the link below it will take you to a pdf doc. If you go to section 8.3.1.2 it gives you a bit of background. Appendix 4 on the doc is a template of the form they use and Appendix 5 is a worked example. It does require some access to UK trade prices and is a bit convoluted but a couple of links below might be useful on the valuations side.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/vrt/faq...html#question4

http://www.cap.co.uk/car-valuation
https://www.capconnect.co.uk/ConsumerValues/Ford.aspx