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Mercedes Benz Cla-Class Shooting Brake imports from Japanese auctions · since 2016
Mercedes Benz Cla-Class Shooting Brake.
Straight from Japanese auctions.
In our database: 2 Mercedes Benz Cla-Class Shooting Brake units (0 active, 1 archived). Average grade 4.0. Full bidding service, Yokohama inspection, PL registration.
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Active lots
2
Total in DB
od 2016
Years
180k JPY – 180k JPY
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FAQ
Cla-Class Shooting Brake — FAQ
What does a Mercedes Benz Cla-Class Shooting Brake cost landed in Poland?
Hammer + 10% customs + excise (3.1% or 18.6% depending on engine size) + 23% VAT + RoRo shipping €1,200–1,800. Plus our fee and port handling. Full landed-cost calculator on the Karasaki homepage.
How often does the Cla-Class Shooting Brake show up at auction?
Our history shows 2 Mercedes Benz Cla-Class Shooting Brake units (0 active). Live lots sit above, archive below.
How does registering a Mercedes Benz Cla-Class Shooting Brake from Japan work in Poland?
Japanese paperwork (shaken) is accepted by the Polish registration office. Required: sworn translation, CEPiK entry, SKP roadworthiness test. The process takes 7–14 days from arrival at Gdynia or Bremerhaven. A right-hand-drive example carries one extra condition, set by § 9(2) of the Polish technical-conditions regulation: it can be registered if it was previously registered in an EU member state, or if it was first registered before 1985.
