new norwegian here!

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s.bjelke,

So do many of us, we want this car because we want this car, we specifically search for a hachiroku. There is nothing wrong with that, other then the fact that a hachi roku with 50k km and no rust, probably doesn't exist anywhere on the planet especially if you are only looking for trueno hatchbacks. Only if someone has stripped the car and build it up from scratch, you will find a car in the quality you mention. And even if you manage to find one there is a 99% chance the person owning it is a person like you or me, who has no intention to sell it.

Still 15k euro is ALOT of money for a car not worth more then 3k or 4k at the moment. I don't know what defines the tax for a car in Norway but if it is based on the buy/sell price, I think you'd be better off buying a car that is in less good condition, get it imported more cheaply, then fix her up. In the end you probably spend a whole lot less and have a much better car.