Germany is the home country of Mercedes-Benz and is known for its high-quality vehicle market. From comfortable E-Class models to luxury S-Class vehicles or sporty AMG versions, Germany often offers more choice and better-equipped vehicles than other markets.
Common reasons for importing a Mercedes from Germany include:
Marlog Europe helps you take full advantage of these benefits without having to navigate complex regulations yourself.
Importing a car from Germany
Importing a Mercedes involves more than just purchasing the vehicle. Factors such as BPM calculation, VAT regulations, technical requirements and RDW registration all play a role. Mistakes in these areas can lead to delays or unexpected costs.
We assist you with:
This ensures a smooth and predictable import process.
Whether you have already found a Mercedes in Germany or are still exploring your options, our services are fully tailored to your situation and preferences. Our services for importing a Mercedes from Germany:
Safe and professional transport from Germany to the Netherlands, available as open or enclosed transport.
We guide you through the RDW inspection and handle the complete Dutch vehicle registration process.
Accurate calculation and settlement of BPM and VAT, including expert advice for specific Mercedes models or special cases.
Ervaring, snelheid en zekerheid bij elke Mercedes-import
Importing a Mercedes requires knowledge of regulations, tax rules and technical requirements. That is why we work with a clear and structured step-by-step approach. This is how the Mercedes import process works:
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Import adviseur
Yes. We have extensive experience importing AMG models, luxury Mercedes variants and high-value vehicles. If required, we can arrange enclosed transport to provide additional protection during transit.
Absolutely. If you have already purchased a Mercedes in Germany, we can manage the entire import process for you, including transport, inspection, BPM calculation and registration.
This depends on whether the vehicle is new or used.
Yes. Every imported Mercedes must undergo an RDW inspection before Dutch registration plates can be issued. Marlog Europe prepares your vehicle for inspection and provides full guidance during the process.
BPM is calculated based on the original Dutch list price, CO₂ emissions and depreciation. In some cases, a valuation report may result in a lower BPM amount, for example for older vehicles or cars with damage. We assess each Mercedes individually to apply the most favourable BPM method.
On average, the import process takes a few weeks. The exact duration depends on transport scheduling, RDW availability and the completeness of the documentation. We keep you informed throughout every step of the process.
The total cost of importing a Mercedes from Germany consists of several components, including transport, BPM, RDW inspection and Dutch vehicle registration. The BPM amount depends on factors such as model, year of manufacture, CO₂ emissions and engine type. Marlog Europe provides a clear cost estimate upfront, so you know exactly what to expect.
Key documents include:
We verify all documentation in advance to avoid delays.
Germany is the home market of Mercedes-Benz and offers an exceptionally large and diverse selection of models. Vehicles are often better equipped, competitively priced and come with a well-documented service history. This makes Germany a reliable and attractive source for importing Mercedes vehicles.