car importing & registration
We take the headache out of registering your car in Spain
a complete turn-key service from Marbella to Benalmádena and we can work remotely for you for a car import into any area of Spain
Foreign cars in Spain – The Law
We have heard many stories over the years about different regional Guardia Civil units interpreting vehicle regulations strictly.
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WHY IMPORT A CAR?
Left-hand drive vehicles in continental Europe tend to retain their market value significantly better than used vehicles in lower-demand or right-hand drive markets, particularly in Spain.
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The Red Tape
Like most administrative processes in a foreign country, registering a vehicle in Spain requires navigating a specific set of procedures.
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About Us – How we can help
We can handle as little or as much of the import process as you need.
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The ITV test
Unlike in some European countries where routine roadworthiness inspections can be performed at local independent garages or brand dealerships, Spanish vehicle testing is centralized.
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Non-EU Vehicles & Relocating to Spain
Bringing a vehicle into Spain from a non-EU country (such as the UK, Switzerland, the US, or other regions) involves additional administrative steps compared to an EU import.
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RESALES
Looking for a vehicle registered in Spain and ready to drive away?
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FAQs
Only for English people?
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About Us – How we can help
Based in Mijas on the Costa del Sol, we deliver a completely personalized, "hand-holding" service covering the entire coastal strip from Marbella through to Benalmádena.
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FAQs
Only for English people?
Far from it! We have many English clients but also Swedish, Finnish, Danish, German & more.
I have a LHD car to import, can you help?
Certainly! Importing left-hand drive cars to Spain usually means no modification work required.
What about commercial vehicles & vans?
The current regulations prevent the importing of RHD commercial vehicles and vans. This includes what some people deem "recreational vehicles" like pick-up trucks. However, in the eyes of the law, it's a commercial vehicle and you simply cannot get that onto Spanish plates. If it's left-hand drive, no problem!