Ask us anything

No question is too basic. Dutch paperwork is confusing when you meet it for the first time, and we are happy to explain it.

Ask us to call you back

Leave your name and number and tell us which part of the day suits you. A person on our team calls you, in English.

This works well if you would like to talk something through before you ask for an offer, or if typing out a question about Dutch paperwork feels like more work than saying it.

When suits you best

We use your name and number only to call you back. Privacy

Get an offer directly

You do not need to contact us first. Start with your number plate.

Enter the plate and we look the car up in the Dutch vehicle register, so you do not need any paperwork to get started. Asking is free and you are not committing to anything.

Before you get in touch

Do you offer support in English?

Yes. Every email, message and phone call is in English, from your first question to the handover. When a Dutch document is involved, we tell you what it is and what to do with it.

My plate is not found. What now?

Check it for typos first, because letters and digits are easy to mix up. If it still does not come up, the car may be registered abroad or recently exported. You can also fill in the car's details by hand, or send us a message and we will look at it with you.

What do I need to ask for an offer?

Your number plate (kenteken) and the mileage. We look up the make, model, year and fuel in the Dutch vehicle register. You do not need any paperwork until the handover.

Does asking for an offer cost anything?

No. Asking is free and you are not committing to anything.

All questions and answers

Get an offer for your car

Enter your number plate and mileage. Asking is free and you are not committing to anything.

No Dutch number plate? Tell us about the car instead