Buyer's Guides
Introduction
Importing a car from abroad was all the rage a few short years ago. Amid all the cries of Rip Off Britain and unfair pricing, an increasing number of canny buyers were shunning their local dealer to take a trip to Europe and bag a bargain.
Now the dust has settled and UK car pricing has fallen more into line with mainland Europe, is importing a car still good news? Are there still huge savings to be made?
Now the dust has settled and UK car pricing has fallen more into line with mainland Europe, is importing a car still good news? Are there still huge savings to be made?
We're here to help, so read on and find out if buying abroad will bring home a bargain.
Remember, though, that saving cash is not the only reason you might shop abroad for your next car.
Along with going to Europe to shop for a UK-spec motor, you can also shop further afield for a grey import - a car you can't buy in the UK.
See our top ten list of grey imports for some more inspiration.
If you are already inspired, move straight on to the navigation below.
Remember, though, that saving cash is not the only reason you might shop abroad for your next car.
Along with going to Europe to shop for a UK-spec motor, you can also shop further afield for a grey import - a car you can't buy in the UK.
See our top ten list of grey imports for some more inspiration.
If you are already inspired, move straight on to the navigation below.