- How do I find a car on Bazarla?
- Browse the current listings on this page and filter by make, model, year and price. Every ad is posted by the owner or a local seller, so you message them directly with no middleman.
- Which makes sell most often?
- Ford, Opel, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Toyota, Kia and Hyundai show up regularly. Use the make links above to see listings for each brand.
- Can I find classic or budget cars like Lada and GAZ?
- Yes — older Soviet-era and budget models such as Lada and GAZ are among the cars listed here, alongside newer makes. If searching the exact model name returns nothing, browse by make using the brand links above, or sort by price to see the cheapest cars first. Every ad is posted by the owner or a local seller in the Marneuli and Kvemo Kartli area, so you message them directly with no middleman.
- Is posting an ad free?
- Yes, posting is always free. Add photos, set your price and chat with buyers directly in the app — no commission.
- How much does customs clearance cost when importing a car into Georgia?
- Import duty on passenger cars in Georgia is not a percentage of the price — it is charged on engine size instead: 0.05 GEL per cubic centimetre, plus a small increment for each year of age. On a 5-year-old 2.0-litre car that is roughly 125 GEL — minor next to the excise, but not nothing. The main cost is still excise, and it depends on the car's age. A petrol or diesel car up to 6 years old is charged 1.5 GEL per cubic centimetre of engine capacity; once the car is over 6 years old that rate triples to 4.5 GEL per cc. Hybrids pay 40% of the base rate and left-hand-drive electric cars are exempt. On top of that come 18% VAT and a fixed clearance fee. Check the model year on a listing before you commit — the 6-year threshold changes the total sharply. The customs office sets the final amount. Work it out in the customs calculator
- Which cars here are cheapest to clear through customs?
