Used cars in Berlin
Germany's largest single used-car market. The choice is correspondingly wide and prices sit at both extremes — very cheap and very expensive offers are closer together here than elsewhere. The city centre has a low-emission zone; check the sticker before buying.
Buying a car in Germany
In Germany the periodic test is the Hauptuntersuchung, known as TÜV, and is due every two years. Many city centres operate a low-emission zone — the sticker depends on the emissions class and is stated in the registration document. Buying from a dealer carries the statutory warranty; on a private sale it is usually effectively excluded.
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