Loading…
Loading…
We are working out the real price
Reading the listing…
Listing price—
Real cost at your door
—

2019·94,000 km·petrol·63 kW (86 hp)
This page is public. It contains no data about you or about the seller.
Car transporter from Germany: €850 to €1,250 to Madrid, depending on route and season (rates published by transport companies).
Source 2 : Rates published by transport companies (caralyze.es, 13/08/2026; clicktrans.es): there is no official rate caralyze.es
Band 1 (up to 120 g/km): 0% rate, €0 due. Car registered between September 2018 and December 2020: no official source says whether the tax office uses the NEDC or the WLTP value, so CO2 is given as 86–109 g/km (NEDC estimated from WLTP). Box 49 of the COC gives the value.
Source 3 : Law 38/1992 on Excise Duties, arts. 65 to 71: tax on certain means of transport (IEDMT) boe.es
DGT fee 1.1: €99.77 according to its official catalogue (July 2025; updated every January).
Source 4 : DGT: fee catalogue, registration fee 1.1 (€99.77) sedeclave.dgt.gob.es
Import technical inspection (ITV), €50 to €80, and a set of plates, €20 to €40: press and shop figures with no official rate; they vary by community.
Source 5 : Press and registration agents (elindependiente.com, 11/05/2026; conductorpro.es): there is no official rate conductorpro.es
These amounts depend on the town, the region or a paper you may already have. They are not in the total.
€12.62 to €224 a year: national rate by fiscal horsepower × municipal coefficient of 1 to 2; your town hall may grant a discount. Not included in the total.
Source 6 : Royal Legislative Decree 2/2004 (local taxation), arts. 95 and 96: municipal vehicle tax boe.es
Only if the car does not come with its certificate of conformity (COC): a duplicate from the manufacturer costs €100 to €300 (commercial figure, no official rate). Not included in the total.
Source 5 : Press and registration agents (elindependiente.com, 11/05/2026; conductorpro.es): there is no official rate conductorpro.es
The listing price builds up to the real cost. Hatched segments are estimates.
Three decisions, in this order. None of them asks you to pay us anything.
Initiative “Sicherer Autokauf im Internet” (ProPK, with mobile.de, AutoScout24 and ADAC) and the European Consumer Centre. Source: European Consumer Centre ↗
From Germany to Spain. Each step links to the official page that explains it.
1.Check the car and its papers
How to do itShow lessAsk for the VIN and photos of: Zulassungsbescheinigung Teil I, and of the certificate of conformity (COC). The name on the papers must be the seller’s.
2.Have it inspected before paying
How to do itShow lessAn independent inspector or garage near the car, chosen and paid by you. It is the one cost that can stop you buying the wrong car.
4.Germany: deregistration and export plates
How to do itShow lessAgree the deregistration (Abmeldung) with the seller. To drive it home you need export plates (Ausfuhrkennzeichen) from the registration office: valid inspection (HU), a special policy and the tax paid. German short-term plates (Kurzzeitkennzeichen) are only valid in Germany.
6.Import ITV inspection (Spanish technical card)
How to do itShow lessOfficial links checked on 24 September 2026. Rules can change: the official page prevails.
Klaro informs: you do the paperwork yourself or with a professional of your choice.
The link opens Google Flights. Klaro takes no commission on this, nor on anything else on this page.
5.Decide how to bring it home
How to do itShow lessCar transporter (the calculation gives the price) or collect it with plates valid for the trip. Without valid plates, the car cannot be driven.
7.Registration tax: form 576 (or 06)
How to do itShow lessOn the Tax Agency website, with an electronic certificate or Cl@ve. Form 06 is for the exemption. The amount is in the calculation.
8.Your town hall’s circulation tax (IVTM)
How to do itShow lessThe DGT asks for proof of payment (or exemption). Each town hall has its own procedure, often online.
9.Registration at the DGT
How to do itShow lessOnline on the DGT site, or in person by appointment. You get the registration number and the registration certificate.
What you need
DGT: apply for registrationDGT: book an appointmentDGT: registering a vehicle from the EU
10.Plates and insurance, before driving
How to do itShow lessPlates are made at a specialist shop; the compulsory policy must be in place before driving. While it is being processed, the DGT issues temporary green plates (2 months, renewable).
Check these points
Worth checking
Without reviews, we know nothing about their past sales. Fake sellers often open a new account.
What to do:
Talk to them on the phone, see the car in person, and check that the name on the papers matches.
Cross-border purchase: car in Germany, to be registered in Spain. Get a VIN history report before paying. It compares the mileages recorded over the years.
European Parliament, EPRS 2018 — “Odometer tampering: measures to prevent it”: 5-12% of used cars sold within one country have a tampered odometer; 30-50% in cross-border sales Read the source
Reading the listing text failed. The real cost above is still valid; the risk signals from the text are not shown. Try again