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Declare that a vehicle is new (form V267)

You can use the V267 if you鈥檙e registering a new vehicle, including new imports for the first time in the UK.

From:
Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
Published
1 April 2013
Last updated
18 January 2024 鈥� See all updates

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Ref: V267

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Details

If you鈥檝e been unable to obtain a manufacturer鈥檚 certificate of newness for a vehicle, you may be able to use a V267 鈥榙eclaration of newness鈥�. This can only be filled in by the person or organisation responsible for the vehicle.

A vehicle can only be considered new if it:

  • has not been permanently registered in any other country
  • has not been sold for retail (this is where a vehicle is sold between non motor traders)
  • has reasonable delivery mileage
  • is a current model or a model that has stopped being produced in the last 2 years

Updates to this page

Published 1 April 2013
Last updated 18 January 2024 show all updates

  1. PDF updated.

  2. Updated page title, PDF and 'Details' section to explain the appropriate use of the V267 and what is considered a new vehicle.

  3. Update to the V267 form.

  4. Updated version of the V267

  5. First published.

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