Many people decide to buy a used car in Great Britain and bring it to Poland, because the purchase and adaptation of the car to right-hand traffic, the so-called "Anglik spacer" can pay off more than the purchase of a specific model up to ten years old in Poland.
There are also those who have driven a given car in England, got used to it and, returning to Poland, want to use this particular car on our Polish roads. Then it will be more convenient to do the so-called "English spacer" to drive safely.
But some people don't take one thing into account: when they buy too new a model (one, two, and sometimes even three to five), they may not easily find the parts to turn the steering wheel into the correct direction in Europe. A problem then arises - what to do with such a car?
So before the driver decides to buy a car in England, with the intention of bringing it to Poland and adapting it to right-hand traffic, i.e. making the so-called "Englishman spacers" should be aware not only of the price of the service itself, but also of the parts and their availability on the market. Otherwise, the imported car may not be suitable for safe driving on our roads.
Additionally, in newer models, it may be necessary to incur additional costs related to electronics and software, which may suffer from the insertion of the insert. This is also forgotten by many owners of cars purchased in England.
So before we make such a purchase, it is worth gathering a handful of information about the car model we are interested in - knowledge will make it easier to make a decision and collect appropriate funds to undertake and finalize the entire process of adapting the car to right-hand traffic.