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Buying a used car in Lanzarote

Lanzarote is part of the province of Las Palmas, so its vehicle paperwork falls under the DGT's provincial traffic office in Las Palmas, and many procedures can be done online on the DGT's e-office. The capital is Arrecife. Local stock on MotorCanarias is still small, so many buyers in Lanzarote also look at cars in Gran Canaria, which is linked by ferry, or in Fuerteventura, a short crossing from Playa Blanca.

While stock grows in Lanzarote, you can search the islands with more cars and bring yours over by ferry. Seeing the car in person before you pay is still the safest option.

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Frequently asked questions

How many used cars are for sale in Lanzarote?

There are no cars for sale in Lanzarote on MotorCanarias right now. Listings are updated daily: check back on this page or look at cars on the other islands.

Where do you transfer a car's ownership in Lanzarote?

The change of ownership is handled by the DGT, Spain's traffic authority. For Lanzarote that is the DGT provincial traffic office (Jefatura Provincial de Tráfico) in Las Palmas (by appointment), although many procedures can be done online on the DGT e-office or through a gestoría. In a private sale, the buyer must also pay the transfer tax to the Canary Islands Tax Agency (ATC). Guide to the ownership transfer.

Where can I get the ITV done in Lanzarote?

The ITV in Lanzarote is carried out by test stations authorised by the Government of the Canary Islands; it's best to book ahead and bring the registration certificate and the ITV card. As a general rule, a private car has its first ITV at 4 years old, then every 2 years and, from 10 years old, every year. Guide to the ITV in the Canary Islands.

Can I buy a car on another island if I live in Lanzarote?

Yes. Buying a car on another island is not an import: the whole archipelago shares the same Canary tax regime and the transfer is done the same way with the DGT. The only difference is transport: you'll need to bring the car over by ferry, so factor that into your budget.

What taxes do you pay when buying a used car in the Canary Islands?

General information: if you buy from a private seller, you normally pay the transfer tax (Impuesto sobre Transmisiones Patrimoniales) to the Canary Islands Tax Agency; if you buy from a dealer, the indirect tax (IGIC or the special used-goods scheme) is usually included in the price. Check current rates on the Canary Islands Tax Agency website. Guide to buying a used car in the Canary Islands.

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