We distinguish two types of auctions: gross and nett. Each auction describes whether the prices are gross or nett and this can also be found on the auction explanation page.

Nett auctions

A nett auction already displays a final price of the car, meaning the BPM and VAT are already deducted. The price you bid on a vehicle will be the price on your invoice (fees excluded). No further calculation is required.

An international buyer always receives a nett invoice, meaning without BPM and without VAT.

A gross auction does not yet display the final price of the car and this has everything to do with the fact that these auctions are designed for Dutch buyers. However, participating in this auction as foreign buyer is still possible, just realise that the price you see and bid is not the final price on your invoice. You can calculate your “nett price” by firstly deducting the rest-BPM and then the 21% VAT. Your invoice does display the nett price.

There are a few base rules you need to consider in case you want to bid in a gross auction:

• First deduct the rest-BPM, then the VAT. See the calculation example below for more information.
• You can only deduct the 21% VAT on vehicles that are marked as VAT. For margin vehicles this is not applicable.
• You can only deduct the rest-BPM for passenger cars that are younger than 16 October 2006.
• Always check the rest-BPM on the technical report of the vehicle.
• BCA is not responsible for possible calculation mistakes made by the bidder. Placing a bid is always final, meaning a bid cannot be cancelled.

We clearly distinguish 3 types of vehicles and based on these types vehicles can be picked at a specific location. For more information regarding Vehicles pick-up please look at the different sections below.

Passenger cars with 1st Dutch registration after 16 October 2006

All passenger cars with 1st Dutch registration after 16 October 2006 will always receive a German registration after it has been sold to a foreign customer. This has everything to do with offering you a nett price (excl. BPM & VAT) and it helps BCA to claim back the rest BPM from the Dutch tax authorities. This means that this vehicle type can only be collected in Weeze (Germany).

Location : Automotive Facility Center, Limburger Tor 114 – 117, 47652 Weeze, Germany

Passenger cars with 1st registration before 16 October 2006

All passenger cars with 1st Dutch registration before 16 October 2006 can still be collected at our location in Barneveld. These cars will only receive an NL Export document. This means that these cars will be exported in Barneveld and can stay there.

Location, BCA Autoveiling B.V., De Landweer 4, 3771 LN Barneveld, The Netherlands

Commercial vehicles and motorcycles

Our commercial vehicles and motorcycles can also be collected in Barneveld. For these vehicles we only offer the NL Export document and like passenger cars with 1st registration before 16 October 2006 these vehicles will be exported directly from BCA Autoveiling.

Dutch commercial vehicles can be recognized by the first letter of the license number being a V or a B. Example: 12-VRR-3 or 12-BRR-3.

Location, BCA Autoveiling B.V., De Landweer 4, 3771 LN Barneveld, The Netherlands