Does an imported used sports car pay BPM?

Yes, on its WLTP CO₂, reduced by depreciation through a table, a price guide or a valuation report. A car of 17 years 10 months or older pays none.

How much road tax does a sports car pay in the Netherlands?

Road tax reads weight and fuel, not power, so a light petrol sports car can pay less than a family SUV. Your province's opcenten come on top, and a car first used 40 or more years ago pays none.

What should you check on a used sports car?

Tyres, brakes and clutch for signs of hard driving or track days, and the mileage history with the RDW. Ask for invoices of major services, which cost more on high-performance engines.

Cars

Used sports cars in the Netherlands

Found 5,850 cars

From €500 to €2,299,950, half under €30,950 · Typically 2011 with 106,466 km · Most listed: Porsche 911, Volkswagen Scirocco, and BMW 3 Series. A sports car already on Dutch plates has paid its BPM, while one imported now pays BPM on its WLTP CO₂, which is high on a powerful petrol engine. Check tyres, brakes and clutch for hard or track use.