Just saw this ad in Norway .......
Dont know why I bothered driving mine home .....
Thats around 73000 poonds
Dont know why I bothered driving mine home .....
Thats around 73000 poonds
Phew ......!!!
- Thread starter teamemmenracing
- Start date
Probably,as per Australia (and other thread),there will be restrictions you would think,otherwise there would be no Z4 M's left for sale in the uk,lol...due to them all being shipped to Australia or Norway/Sweden,etc by car dealers or individuals to make large profits on.
Good thing those restrictions exist in those contries then,haha
Good thing those restrictions exist in those contries then,haha
Not for me 
at €27.5 k + the ACS goodies I rekon £100k right :roll:
seriously though what are the import restrictions from EU countries?
As a non-member of the EU Norway is not part of the Economic and Monetary Union. However, Norwegian authorities have regular contacts with representatives from EU member states and the European Commission on economic and monetary matters, both at political and at administrative level.
Through membership of the European Economic Area (EEA) Norway is part of the EU's Internal Market. The EEA is, however, not a customs union. Hence, trade policy towards third countries remains outside the scope of the EEA. However, in WTO negotiations it has been important for Norway to stay in close contact with our main trading partners, the most important of which is the EU.
at €27.5 k + the ACS goodies I rekon £100k right :roll: seriously though what are the import restrictions from EU countries?
As a non-member of the EU Norway is not part of the Economic and Monetary Union. However, Norwegian authorities have regular contacts with representatives from EU member states and the European Commission on economic and monetary matters, both at political and at administrative level.
Through membership of the European Economic Area (EEA) Norway is part of the EU's Internal Market. The EEA is, however, not a customs union. Hence, trade policy towards third countries remains outside the scope of the EEA. However, in WTO negotiations it has been important for Norway to stay in close contact with our main trading partners, the most important of which is the EU.