Buying a car in Geneva or exporting one from the UK?

My daughter has secured a job in Geneva for at least a year - would she be better buying a left hand drive car here in the UK and driving it over, or purchasing one in Switzerland or nearby France. She would be looking to buy second hand.

Asked on 17 April 2012 by nicholask

Answered by Honest John

For minimum hassle, better to buy it there.

Tags: owning driving abroad

Similar questions

Do I need to adjust my headlights for driving in France?

I'll be driving in France in October. Do the headlights on my 2017 Mitsubishi Oulander PHEV need masking?

What's the likelihood of my old diesel campervan being banned in Europe soon?

I own a campervan with a Euro 4, 3.0-litre diesel engine. I'm becoming concerned that, because of anti-diesel legislation in the UK and Europe, it will become unusable and therefore valueless. What is...

Mercedes won't refund my repair bill for a breakdown abroad - where do I stand?

My 2014 Hymer B 585 Starlight motorhome (based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter) recently broke down while I was in Ireland. I was recovered to an authorised Mercedes-Benz repairer, who eventually diagnosed...