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scott wrote:
>> And it's not like you could just go to Germany, buy a car and bring it
>> to Finland. You'll have to pay the 96% of tax when you bring the car, so
>> no such luck...
If the car is used (IIRC 6+months old), you'll get discount from the tax
and it's not *that* much anymore (it still is much, just not *that* much).
> Yeh I guessed as much.
>
> I assume you're allowed foreign registered cars there for a certain
> amount of time, it's 6 months here I think. You could just replace your
> car in Germany every 6 months, although I'm sure they thought of that
> already and made it illegal.
>
Nnnope, a Finnish person ain't allowed to drive foreign-registered car
in Finland. It wasn't so long ago when the news had a great story about
some Estonian guy with a Finnish wife/gf - she moved his Porsche for 10m
oslt and Finland started to demand them to pay cartax (that 96%) of that
Porsche.
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