Left hand drive vans, minibuses and cars for sale in the UK

Yes. Left hand drive cars, vans and minibuses can be driven, registered, taxed and insured in the UK. Headlights must be set for driving on the left and the speedometer must show miles per hour.

An imported vehicle needs a NOVA notification to HMRC, then you apply to the DVLA to register it, usually with form V55/5. Depending on its age you will need an MOT or a vehicle approval check. Many of our vehicles already have NOVA and customs done. See our full guide: https://lefthanddriveuk.com/register-left-hand-drive-uk/

NOVA stands for Notification of Vehicle Arrivals. It is how HMRC is told that an imported vehicle has arrived in the UK, and it must be done before the DVLA will register the vehicle.

Yes. Left hand drive vehicles are in demand in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Many of our vehicles are ready for export. Tell us the country it is going to and we will talk it through with you.

In most cases a minibus with up to 8 passenger seats plus the driver can be driven on a standard UK car licence (category B), as long as it is not used for hire or reward. Check your own licence and use.

Usually, yes. Left hand drive vans and minibuses often sell for less than the same vehicle in right hand drive, which makes them good value for UK buyers, export buyers and people working in Europe.