车行里从日本进口的二手车，有必要花180大洋让AA过来检测吗

jessy2016

车行说，日本进口的车，上牌前都得去VTNZ检查一番才能上牌，那是不是也不大需要让aa看一遍呀？如果是事故车，vtnz能放行不？

巴依老爷

新西兰买车看命
命不好AA看，VTNZ看过了都没用，到你手里报废还是报废

SW1988

事故车可以进口。事故车有两种，一种是在日本修得比较好，日本和新西兰的车检没检测出来。还有种是专门进口事故车（便宜），这种车做车检比平常车多一千多，然后修好再卖

megat

不知道4s店的二手车会不会好点 感觉有保障一些吧

paulwood

If you buy from a registered dealer, you will have more protection under the law than if you are buying from a private individual, including:

Fair Trading Act (FTA)
When you buy a vehicle from a registered dealer, they must give correct information about:

price;
condition of the vehicle;
number of owners; and
odometer reading.
If you think that a dealer has misled you, you can report it to the Commerce Commission.

Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA)
The Consumer Guarantees Act applies to cars bought after 1 April 1994, and says that vehicles sold by dealers must be:

of acceptable quality;
fit for any particular purpose made known to the seller;
fit for their usual purpose;
free of small faults (unless they are pointed out to you before the sale);
safe;
match their description;
a reasonable price considering their age and condition; and
able to take reasonable wear and tear, given their age, condition and price.
It also requires that the trader has the right to sell the vehicle – if the vehicle you bought is repossessed due to money owed on it by someone else, you can claim your money back from the trader.

The CGA does not apply to vehicles bought from private sellers, or vehicles normally used for business purposes.

Personal Property Securities Act (PPSA)
If a vehicle has a security interest on it (basically this means if it has been used as security for a loan) then this must be disclosed to you in writing before you buy it. If there is security interest in the vehicle, and the trader disclosed that to you, then the finance company that registered the security interest can repossess the vehicle from you. If the security interest was not disclosed to you, then the finance company would have to recover the money from the trader (not you).

Motor Vehicle Sales Act (MVSA)
If you have a dispute with a registered trader over a vehicle purchase you can take it to the Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal. The Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal can deal with disputes relating to a breach of one or more of the following Acts:

Consumer Guarantees Act 1993;
Fair Trading Act 1986;
Many registered motor vehicle dealers are members of the Motor Trade Association (MTA). If you have a complaint about a vehicle sold by a dealer who is a member, you can contact the MTA about their mediation service.

Right to cancel a contract to buy the vehicle