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- Brand: Toyota
- Series: Avensis (Avensis Combi)
- Generation: T22
- Car name: Toyota Avensis Combi 1.8 VVT-i Manual, 129hp, 2000
- Engine: 1.8 VVT-i
- Model year: 2000
- Vehicle type: car, Station Wagon
- Horsepower: 129
- Color: Red
Comments (10)
The vehicle have not been in traffic since May 6, 2017..
Beerlab 2021-05-19 16:58:47 | #2
Svesor (2021-05-19 13:16:03)Svesor
Fake plate The vehicle have not been in traffic since May 6, 2017..
Fake plate The vehicle have not been in traffic since May 6, 2017..
This is not a fake. This is a newly printed number. The car was removed from the register in Sweden, but is still legal in Ukraine.
P.S. colleague, why did you stop uploading photos?
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lulzyboy 2021-05-21 20:37:11 | #4
Beerlab (2021-05-19 16:58:47)Beerlab
Svesor
Fake plate The vehicle have not been in traffic since May 6, 2017..
This is not a fake. This is a newly printed number. The car was removed from the register in Sweden, but is still legal in Ukraine.
P.S. colleague, why did you stop uploading photos?
Svesor
Fake plate The vehicle have not been in traffic since May 6, 2017..
This is not a fake. This is a newly printed number. The car was removed from the register in Sweden, but is still legal in Ukraine.
P.S. colleague, why did you stop uploading photos?
Curious how this is legal in Ukraine? The car is not registered anywhere. It's basically the same as driving without licence plates.
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. The borders are closed, cars cannot be deregistered in many countries. Now our police turn a blind eye to it
lulzyboy 2021-05-22 01:48:42 | #6
Beerlab (2021-05-22 00:53:16)Beerlab
lulzyboy
Curious how this is legal in Ukraine?
thanks coronavirus . The borders are closed, cars cannot be deregistered in many countries. Now our police turn a blind eye to it
lulzyboy
Curious how this is legal in Ukraine?
thanks coronavirus . The borders are closed, cars cannot be deregistered in many countries. Now our police turn a blind eye to it
I don't understand what Ukrainians mean when they write "de-registered" as I've seen this on several olx posts too. The car is de-registered once the previous owner de-registers it (either when its sold or they export it). There is nothing Ukraine does or contacts to de-register anything.
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Beerlab 2021-05-22 09:50:16 | #7
lulzyboy (2021-05-22 01:48:42)lulzyboy
I don't understand what Ukrainians mean when they write "de-registered" as I've seen this on several olx posts too.
I don't understand what Ukrainians mean when they write "de-registered" as I've seen this on several olx posts too.
Many people did not remove their cars from registration. They just made fictitious certificates that they were working for a foreign company. To travel legally in Ukraine with a foreign registration. When there were a lot of such cars, the police declared war on them and gave them 6 months for customs procedures at a preferential price. But then the coronavirus came, and everything remained the same. Do not forget that the police cannot quickly and legally check if a car has been deregistered in another country. Excluding cases when the car is in the Interpol database
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Tratt 2021-05-22 21:25:55 | #8
Beerlab (2021-05-22 09:50:16)Beerlab
lulzyboy
I don't understand what Ukrainians mean when they write "de-registered" as I've seen this on several olx posts too.
Many people did not remove their cars from registration. They just made fictitious certificates that they were working for a foreign company. To travel legally in Ukraine with a foreign registration. When there were a lot of such cars, the police declared war on them and gave them 6 months for customs procedures at a preferential price. But then the coronavirus came, and everything remained the same. Do not forget that the police cannot quickly and legally check if a car has been deregistered in another country. Excluding cases when the car is in the Interpol database
UKR is not a EU country Normalli EU countrys send info to SWE carregister/Transportstyrelsen when a car is reg there..lulzyboy
I don't understand what Ukrainians mean when they write "de-registered" as I've seen this on several olx posts too.
Many people did not remove their cars from registration. They just made fictitious certificates that they were working for a foreign company. To travel legally in Ukraine with a foreign registration. When there were a lot of such cars, the police declared war on them and gave them 6 months for customs procedures at a preferential price. But then the coronavirus came, and everything remained the same. Do not forget that the police cannot quickly and legally check if a car has been deregistered in another country. Excluding cases when the car is in the Interpol database
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Tratt 2021-05-22 21:29:14 | #9
Tratt (2021-05-22 21:25:55)Tratt
Beerlab
lulzyboy
I don't understand what Ukrainians mean when they write "de-registered" as I've seen this on several olx posts too.
Many people did not remove their cars from registration. They just made fictitious certificates that they were working for a foreign company. To travel legally in Ukraine with a foreign registration. When there were a lot of such cars, the police declared war on them and gave them 6 months for customs procedures at a preferential price. But then the coronavirus came, and everything remained the same. Do not forget that the police cannot quickly and legally check if a car has been deregistered in another country. Excluding cases when the car is in the Interpol database
UKR is not a EU country Normalli EU countrys send info to SWE carregister/Transportstyrelsen when a car is reg there..
Beerlab
lulzyboy
I don't understand what Ukrainians mean when they write "de-registered" as I've seen this on several olx posts too.
Many people did not remove their cars from registration. They just made fictitious certificates that they were working for a foreign company. To travel legally in Ukraine with a foreign registration. When there were a lot of such cars, the police declared war on them and gave them 6 months for customs procedures at a preferential price. But then the coronavirus came, and everything remained the same. Do not forget that the police cannot quickly and legally check if a car has been deregistered in another country. Excluding cases when the car is in the Interpol database
UKR is not a EU country Normalli EU countrys send info to SWE carregister/Transportstyrelsen when a car is reg there..
Otherwise a copy of regdoc is needed to be sent in to Transportstyrelsen
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