Verkaufen Sie Ihr Auto in Luxemburg

Schritt für Schritt

1. Draw up a signed sales contract Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben Verkäufer und Käufer

   Between private individuals the sale document must be a contract signed by both parties, identifying the vehicle (chassis number, make, model, mileage), the date, the price and both parties' names and addresses, with a copy of each party's ID card. You must appear as the last official owner. The buyer needs the original to register the car; the Automobile Club (ACL) offers contract templates.

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2. Remove the number plates Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben

   The seller must remove the plates when selling. A standard registration number stays with the vehicle until it is permanently withdrawn; a personalised number stays reserved in your name for 12 months after deregistration.

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3. Declare the sale to the SNCA within 5 working days Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben

   Declare the vehicle off the road (mise hors circulation) online via MyGuichet.lu, by registered mail to SNCA (B.P. 23, L-5201 Sandweiler) or in person at Sandweiler, Fridhaff or Esch-sur-Alzette, with the signed declaration form, parts 1 (grey) and 2 (yellow) of the registration certificate and your ID. You get an acknowledgement of receipt. Once deregistered, the car cannot be driven until it is re-registered.

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4. Cancel or transfer your insurance Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben

   Notify your insurer and return the green card or insurance certificate; the policy is cancelled with a refund of the unused premium, or transferred to another vehicle by agreement with the insurer.

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5. Claim a partial refund of the vehicle tax Empfohlen

   If you sell before the road-tax disc expires, return the disc to the Caisse centrale with your IBAN within 60 days after its expiry; the refund is 1/365 per unused day (rounded down to the euro) and must exceed one euro.

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6. Buyer insures and registers the car at the SNCA Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben Käufer

   The buyer takes out liability insurance (RC Autos) with an approved insurer, then books an appointment at the SNCA with ID, the paid stamp duty, the original sales contract, the insurance certificate, both parts of the registration certificate, a valid roadworthiness certificate where required and the European certificate of conformity for vehicles first registered after 1 February 2016. The vehicle must be up to date with its technical inspection.

   €50 stamp duty (droit de chancellerie); +€200 for a personalised plate or €24 to transfer one

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Kreuzen Sie an, was Sie bereits haben. Dies bleibt auf Ihrem Gerät, und nichts davon wird benötigt, um Ihr Auto einzustellen.

• Signed sales contract (contrat de vente / document-facture) with copies of both IDsOriginal goes to the buyer; must identify vehicle, seller and buyer, with the seller as last official owner.Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben
• Registration certificate, parts 1 (grey) and 2 (yellow) (certificat d'immatriculation)Used for the seller's declaration to the SNCA; both parts are also required for the buyer's registration. It expires automatically on change of owner.Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben
• Declaration of withdrawal from circulation (déclaration de mise hors circulation)Signed form filed by the seller with the SNCA within 5 working days.Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben
• Valid roadworthiness certificate (certificat de contrôle technique)The vehicle must be up to date with its technical inspection; required at the buyer's registration where applicable.Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben
• European certificate of conformity (COC)For vehicles first registered after 1 February 2016.Gesetzlich vorgeschrieben

Bleiben Sie sicher, wenn Käufer Sie kontaktieren

• Make sure the contract clearly names the buyer and the seller as last official owner: if the paperwork cannot clearly identify the new owner, the SNCA may register the buyer only as holder, not owner.