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esva test...model report?? any help

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discomummy:
Hi

i imported my disco from Australia 2 years ago - had to change a few things on it but as a result, i found this place on Donington race course who SVA vehicles & have a good relationship with the SVA inspector.

i can try to find their name & phone number if you want - they are importers of cars from overseas and may be able to help you

regards

ela

smo:
http://www.modelreports.com/acatalog/index.html

This site might be of interest. Model reports are needed for every type of car imported (every model) then once this is done once the actual cars that are imported only need have an ESVA to be road legal, providing it passes.

http://www.modelreports.com/faqs.html - Some handy info here too.

Range Rover Blues:
IIRC when you import a foreign car you CAN drive it in the uk for a reasonable period before taking the SVA, provided it's safe to drive and yo intend to pay any duty that's due.

If two black cabs welded back to back can pass the SVA I'm sure yours can.

Bulli, I know what you mean about the Jap MOT and one of our number (snakelogic) is there at the moment.  As I understand it the test is that strict that many cars are not tested at 6 years old and that's why we have so many Pajeros here.  It often involves comlete brake rebuilds and exhaust systems plus any tuning to recover the 'as new' emission standards.

We think our gov't hates cars.

bezzabsa:
but at least the Jap government has a 'end of life' policy (well I think they do) where you get a guarenteed value...so I have heard - waiting to be corrected!!!!
 :?

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