Used cars in Dresden
Dresden is closer to Prague than to Berlin. That puts the Czech market within driving distance, and on some models the price gap between the two countries is considerable.
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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