Car Dealers in Mallorca
There are 196 car dealers listed on mallorca.com, with an average rating of 4.3 stars. Whether you are looking for a new car from an authorised dealer, a quality used vehicle or advice on importing a car, you will find the right contact here.
The car market in Mallorca has its own particularities: many residents import their vehicle from the mainland and need support with re-registering to Spanish number plates (Matriculación). Local dealers are familiar with this process and can guide you through the bureaucracy at the DGT (Dirección General de Tráfico). In Palma, most dealerships are found along the Carretera de Manacor and in the Son Castelló industrial estate. There is also a good selection in Manacor, Inca and Calvià.
Used cars in Mallorca are somewhat more susceptible to corrosion due to the salty sea air – always have the underside checked before purchasing. Many dealers offer warranties on used vehicles and handle the ITV inspection. German and international brands are well represented, and some dealers specifically cater to the German-speaking market.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I import my car from Germany to Mallorca?
Yes, this is possible. You must re-register the vehicle at the DGT within 30 days of import. You will need an ITV inspection, Spanish insurance and payment of the registration tax (approximately 0-14.75% depending on CO2 emissions).
What should I look out for when buying a used car in Mallorca?
Check the underside for corrosion (salt air), request the Informe de la DGT (vehicle report) and insist on a current ITV. Reputable dealers on mallorca.com offer warranties and transparent vehicle histories.
Are there German-speaking car dealers in Mallorca?
Yes, several car dealers in Mallorca specialise in German customers and offer consultations in German. You can find them through the search function on mallorca.com.
Can I drive a car with German plates in Mallorca?
As a tourist, you can drive your car with German plates in Mallorca for up to 6 months. After that, you must register the vehicle in Spain (matriculación). As a resident, you are required to re-register within 30 days. Re-registration costs around €500-1,500 (including ITV inspection, tax, and registration fees). Note: unregistered vehicles can be confiscated.
How much does the ITV (MOT) cost in Mallorca?
The ITV inspection (Spanish MOT) in Mallorca costs around €35-50 depending on vehicle type. Vehicles must pass the ITV every 2 years from age 4, and annually from age 10. Inspection stations are in Palma (Son Castelló), Inca, and Manacor. Without a valid ITV, fines of €200-500 apply. The inspection covers brakes, lighting, emissions, and chassis.