Amstelveen, just south of Amsterdam, is home to a large international community. Many families here have a car, and many sell it when a contract ends. We can help with that, in English.
Amstelveen sits directly south of Amsterdam and has a large international population. The head office of KLM is here, the International School of Amsterdam is in Amstelveen, and the Zuidas business district and Schiphol are both a short drive away.
Compared with central Amsterdam, more households here use a car every day, for school runs, shopping and commuting to Schiphol or the business parks. Tram line 25 runs to Amsterdam Zuid, and many families keep a second car for everything else.
When a posting or contract ends, the house, the school and the car all have to be settled by the same date. Asking for an offer a few weeks ahead gives you time to plan the handover around the move.
Local rules change, so check the municipality's website for anything official. Each note links to its source.
In Amstelveen a residents' parking permit (bewonersvergunning) is linked to one number plate, and it can only be used for a car in your name or your own lease car. After the sale, change the plate to your next car or end the permit through the municipality.
Parking permits (Gemeente Amstelveen, in Dutch)Amstelveen itself has no environmental zone for passenger cars. Amsterdam's zone for older diesel cars starts at the A10, just north of Amstelveen. If you drive an older diesel into Amsterdam, check whether your car is allowed.
Environmental zones by city (milieuzones.nl, in Dutch)If you are moving abroad, try to sell before you deregister from the municipality (gemeente). Until the car is transferred, the road tax, the insurance and any fines stay in your name.
We arrange the collection with you anywhere in Amstelveen, from a driveway in Elsrijk to a parking garage near the Stadshart. Tell us where the car is parked and whether you need it until a certain day, and we plan the handover around that.
If your street or town is not on these lists, you can still ask for an offer. We buy cars in every province.
Yes. Ask for an offer for each car separately, with its own number plate and mileage. Each car is registered to a person, so the person named on each registration needs to take part in that sale.
Yes. You can accept an offer and choose a handover day close to your departure. Tell us the date when you accept, so we can plan it with you.
Not yourself. A lease car is registered to the lease company, and it decides what happens to the car at the end of the contract. Only a car registered in your own name can be sold to us by you.
You need your registration card (kentekencard), both parts of the registration code (tenaamstellingscode), a valid passport or ID card and all the car keys. If the car still has the old paper registration from before 2014, bring that instead of the card. We take care of the RDW transfer, and you receive the proof of transfer (vrijwaringsbewijs), which shows the car is no longer in your name.
Enter your number plate and mileage. Asking is free and you are not committing to anything.