Used Cars for Sale

Using the VIN number, you can obtain a history report through services such as CARFAX, AutoDNA, or VINCheck — previous registrations, mileage over time, any traffic accidents, and the vehicle’s status in EU databases. You can also check with the Police Administration to make sure the vehicle has not been reported stolen and that there are no liens.

Registration certificate, vehicle booklet, identification documents of the buyer and seller, and a notarised purchase agreement. For imported vehicles, complete import documentation is also required (single customs declaration, proof of VAT and excise payment, homologation). After purchase, the transfer must be completed within 15 days.

It depends on engine displacement, year, and emissions class. For vehicles with 1.4–2.0 L engines aged 5–15 years, the total is about €250–500 per year (registration, compulsory insurance, technical inspection). Premium SUV models and more powerful vehicles can exceed €1,000 per year.

Importing from Germany, Austria, or Italy usually gets you better-equipped vehicles for the same money, but it requires handling import paperwork, VAT, excise, and homologation. Buying in Montenegro is administratively simpler and allows for quicker checks of the vehicle history and previous owner.