and I suppose you'll find one at every street corner???Buy a second hand car rhd in germany .
Simple really.
Sell your irish car.
Fly to germany and get a rental car at the airport,maybe having booked it online.
Buy a second hand car rhd in germany .
Before returning to ireland sell the german car and fly back.
This is the easiest and cheapest option.
Simple really.
Sell your irish car.
Fly to germany and get a rental car at the airport,maybe having booked it online.
Buy a second hand car rhd in germany .
Before returning to ireland sell the german car and fly back.
This is the easiest and cheapest option.
"but maybe the Germans will be stricter than the Irish in their technical tests" - it is safe to assume that the Germans will be stricter than the Irish in all aspects of rules & regulations. A bit of a generalisation, but I think an accurate one.
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Okay, have to confess am a little confused by all this RHD and LHD...RHD is what i have here in Ireland to conduire a gauche isn't it? And the LHD is for driving on the right? Who makes these things up !
Do the pedals switch around in cars too? Am completely clueless
I'd really want the safest and easiest option, which may be to buy over there and sell before coming home. Which I could cope with , but don't know what to do with micra. It was my mother's so I don't think I want to sell it.
Don't worry about the gear stick being on the wrong side, you won't even notice after a day or two. You could alway get an automatic to make it even easier.
Having lived there for a good few years - sometimes with car/sometimes without - I have to second this.One further thought: do you actually need a car when you're away? Unlike here, they have a thing called a public transport system in Germany that works very well. I was there for about three months a few years back and never missed having one. If you're in one of the larger cities, a car might even be more of a problem than a help.
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