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OR Europe is famous for its rich tradition in the automotive industry and is an inexhaustible source historic vehicles high quality. From the elegant classic models to the rare ones collector cars, the European market offers a wealth of choices for four-wheel enthusiasts.

At Car For You, we take care of all stages of the process: from search and selection of the appropriate vehicle, the thorough inspection of his condition, up to customs clearance and classification procedures in GreeceWe ensure that every imported historic car meets all the necessary specifications and requirements for the its classification as historical in our country.

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Definition.

Let's start with which cars can be classified as historic (antique). Cars with a first registration more than 30 years old can be classified as historic.

Legislation.

The designation of a car as of historical interest will be made exclusively by the transport directorates, which are responsible for issuing registration permits and license plates.

These permits are valid for 5 years, after which the relevant certificate of conformity will be required again. After the issuance of historic car plates, this car must be deleted from the Vehicle Registration License Register of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and registered in the Register of Vehicles of Historical Interest.

Competent body for the classification and issuance of marketing authorization military vehicles will be the Ministry of National Defense for military vehicles that have been manufactured for the transport of passengers and have been utilized by the Greek armed forces.

Conditions for free movement of historic cars.

They are allowed to circulate on the small ring road while paying traffic fees, with the exception of vehicles over 45 years old and motor vehicles of historical interest that have not been built for the transport of passengers.

1. In order to be able to circulate freely, historic cars must undergo an annual MOT and be insured.
2. Historic cars will have to pay traffic fees ranging from 50 to 200 euros, while the corresponding motorcycles will have to pay from 25 to 50 euros. The amount of the fees is set according to the following:

• Passenger cars of historical interest with an engine capacity of up to 999 cubic centimeters will pay a traffic tax of 50 euros.
• Passenger cars of historical interest with a displacement of 1,000 cubic centimeters to 1,999 cubic centimeters will pay a traffic tax of 100 euros.
• Passenger cars of historical interest with an engine capacity of over 2,000 cubic centimeters will pay a traffic fee of 200 euros.
• Motorcycles of historical interest with a displacement of up to 250 cubic centimeters will pay a traffic fee of 25 euros.
• Motorcycles of historical interest with a displacement of over 250 cubic centimeters will pay a traffic tax of 50 euros. 

Cars over 45 years old and motor vehicles over 45 years old that are not built for the transport of passengers are exempt from paying traffic fees.

In case of violations of the K.O.K., the prescribed sanctions and administrative fines that apply to all vehicles are imposed. Violation of the provisions on compulsory insurance imposes fines and sanctions as well as, as the case may be, the permanent removal of the registration data or removal of the registration data for one year and an administrative fine of 300 euros.