How often does a Peugeot 208 van go for inspection in Portugal?

As a light goods vehicle, the 208 van has its first IPO two years after registration and then every year. A passenger car's first inspection only comes in its fourth year.

Can a private buyer own a Peugeot 208 van?

Yes, anyone can register a light goods vehicle in their name. Companies get an extra benefit: the VAT on a commercial vehicle bought from a dealer is normally deductible.

Can a Peugeot 208 van be converted into a passenger car?

Only through a change-of-specification process with the IMT, including an inspection, and it may involve settling tax differences. It rarely pays off, so choose the van if you will use it as a commercial vehicle.

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Used Peugeot 208 two-seat vans

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From €4,299 to €69,900, half under €13,950 · Typically 2021 with 79,880 km. The 208 van loses its rear seats and gains a load area behind a mesh partition, so it is registered as a light goods vehicle. Companies and sole traders seek it out; check the category on the registration certificate and that the partition is intact.