I need a german translator to buy a car

Bonsoir, je peux vous aider pour la traduction et le demarche adiminstrative. j´habite a Düsseldorf et j´ais aider pas mal de fois dans ce domaine (export des voitures) cordialement

Hello sir, I speak perfect French and German. I live in Germany and not so far from Düsseldorf and Munster. I am more than convinced that I can help you. More over chat, Greetings from Dortmund, Denis.

I am living near Düsseldorf and can easiely do the job. Also I‘m working for the City government and have insights in the process regarding the documents you need.

Hi, I am a college-educated and native german translator and would be available to help out. I have worked consulting jobs in Manhattan, taught german at the Business, Finance and Management School of Manhattan, and have a background in sales. Currently I am studying Business Management. Please get back to me if you could use my help. If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch with me. Best, Joshua C

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Hey there! I would be happy to help you with the translation. I am resident in Cologne and work and study in Düsseldorf. I speak german very well (level B2) and definitely fluent in English. I have done some translations for refugees in hospitals and some other places and won’t be a problem to be your translator in buying a car. If you are interested please let me know Best, Shada

I'm a german native speaker and have helped several times in vehicle purchases, thus I'm familiar with the process and procedure as well as important questions purchasers want to ask.

Hello, I am a German native speaker and live close to where you would like to buy the car. I will deliver your project in 7 days. Kind regards Claus

I would like to help you buying your new car and translate to make it easier for you. I am german, fluent in english and living in cologne. Looking forward hearing from you!

OK, someone who often buys and sells used cars here. Negotiating the price in Germany is usually only possible in person - can try a little bit on the phone but it is considered arrogant and impolite to do that before you have seen the car here in Germany. My proposal does NOT include driving to a car dealer in Düsseldorf, for that I would charge much more. What documents do you need? In Germany to BUY a car all YOU need is money. Might be wise to check the service documents (if applicable) if the car is pretty old. If the car still has TÜV (Being road legal after technical checkup) you might wanna look at these documents, too. If you wanna register and drive the car in Germany you'll need a German ID or Visa, TÜV documents and insurance confirmation number.