Reliable web search new purchase ZT

[Carlos Valencia]

I am looking to buy a ZT on gasoline and I would ask you what websites in Europe you trust to find cars in good condition with a left-hand drive, of course! thanks friends.

[trikey]

I think you will have to use ebay, as the lhd cars are difficult to find, they do pop up very infrequently on car and classic, it all depends how long you can wait.


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[Roderick]

Hi Carlos, have you tried Autoscout24.com – they have Europewide listings. Currently there are for sale:
Austria x3
Belgium x17
Germany x50
Spain x16
France x4
Italy x17
Luxembourg x2
Netherlands x34
Total of 143 mostly Rover 75s but you can also do a search for MGs, and of course presumably all left hand drive. They tend to be more expensive than you would find in the UK.
Good luck with the search.
Ray

[Yorkshire GOC]

Originally Posted by Roderick

Hi Carlos, have you tried Autoscout24.com – they have Europewide listings. Currently there are for sale:
Austria x3
Belgium x17
Germany x50
Spain x16
France x4
Italy x17
Luxembourg x2
Netherlands x34
Total of 143 mostly Rover 75s but you can also do a search for MGs, and of course presumably all left hand drive. They tend to be more expensive than you would find in the UK.
Good luck with the search.
Ray

I see what you mean - a ZT T 190 14 years old albeit a very low miler over 10,000 euros even high milers are 3 to 4 times more expensive than here especially in Germany - 27 ZT's by the way on sale.

[Sjonnie]

Originally Posted by Yorkshire GOC

I see what you mean - a ZT T 190 14 years old albeit a very low miler over 10,000 euros even high milers are 3 to 4 times more expensive than here especially in Germany - 27 ZT's by the way on sale.

That's because in the UK a car is practically worthless if it hasn't got an MOT or if the tax is coming to an end. The situation in the EU is different. Every country has a form of MOT but that has not the amount of impact it has in the UK. And in most EU countries it is not the car that is taxed but the person owning it. So remaining tax has no influence on the price.


And maybe, just maybe, cars are appreciated more in the EU than in the UK


BTW A ZT 190 MK2 with low mileage (and Firefrost and stationed in The Netherlands) is a fair deal. I had a look at the car while I bought the 75 from D&K and the ZT is in absolute mint condition. Low mileage tends to raise the price although I prefer a car of 14 years old to have some experience and being driven regularly )