Allora For Sale - LHD in Germany near Cologne

**Guy Mayers** · 06-03-2022, 19:14

Looks like Enzo is selling his car?

https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-...YAx4UvR65w4gZ0

I'm sure he'll be along shortly!

Guy

**Stradale Corse** · 06-03-2022, 20:17

Can I assume that this would now attract import duties and maybe other fees to bring to the UK now? How old would this kit be? Mid 80's?

**Guy Mayers** · 06-03-2022, 20:33

It might depend on if it was UK registered when it was exported, if it was permanently exported then I would say yes, you're going to get hit for everything they can get out of you! However, if it's still got a UK registration you may be able to bring it back into the UK without getting caught. Then just MOT it again and job's done? Ask Enzo, he may know it's status.

Guy

**Stradale Corse** · 06-03-2022, 20:58

Thanks Guy. What is his forum name please?

Gary

Edit.... Found it!

**Allora#2** · 06-03-2022, 22:28

Hello everybody,
yes, it's my car that's for sale!
i've had it for almost 12 years now and had a lot of fun with it
i would now like to pass this experience to another person
so I decided to sell the Stratos.
i think 79,000 euro are fair but it's negotiable
btw. the car comes with a lot of spare parts.
saluti Enzo

this picture is from 26.01.2010 when i pick up the Stratos!

**Guy Mayers** · 06-03-2022, 23:10

That helps a little Enzo - we can see that it still has an MOT history visible on the UK DVLA site which might mean it's not been recorded as permanently exported. If you still have the UK registration document it may be possible to bring it back into the UK on a trailer with that number plate attached and avoid any issues with VAT on export/import? That may make it more attractive to UK buyers? Do you still have the Uk V5 registration document?
Guy