Free ad sites in other countries

[Farmerpug]

I know Leboncoin is the closest thing to gumtree/done deal for France ,and it has been useful for finding some parts. 

But what are the equivalent sites for other countries like Spain, Italy, Germany etc called? 

[Junkman]

In Germany, Ebay offers free classifieds and this is by far the most popular there: http://kleinanzeigen.ebay.de/anzeigen/s-suchen.html

 

Austria has Willhaben.at: http://www.willhaben.at/iad

[dave21478]

France...

http://www.leboncoin.fr/

 

spain....

http://www.segundamano.es/

 

portugal...

http://www.custojusto.pt/

 

I cant speak for the others but there is little else in France,. ebay motors and parts is a dead loss with very few ads at all.

[skattrd]

I've used German and Italian ebay before for parts I couldn't get here.

 

If it's vehicle specific it might be worth checking out facebook groups or fan pages, even foreign language ones can be helpful. I've sourced Daihatsu parts from Malaysia via FB in the past.

[pshome]

Switzerland: http://www.tutti.ch/ganze-schweiz

Belgium: http://www.kapaza.be/

Netherlands: http://kopen.marktplaats.nl

Italy: http://www.subito.it/annunci-italia/vendita

France: http://www.toutvendre.fr/

Germany: http://www.quoka.de/automarkt

Czech Republic http://www.sbazar.cz/hledej/talbot

Poland: http://allegro.pl/motoryzacja?id=3&order=m&string=talbot

Brazil: http://www.mercadolivre.com.br/

 

 

[Farmerpug]

Thanks for the links, many more hours of happy parts searching ahead

[warninglight]

A slight (!) bump, does anyone know of the best sites for Scandinavian free ads? I'm looking at Volvo laplanders and Germany has some in kleinanzeigen but want to compare prices in Sweden, Denmark etc.

[pshome]

Norway:

 

https://www.finn.no/car/used/search.html

[Saabnut]

Sweden - www.blocket.se

[Schaefft]

Like Junkman said, for car parts Ebay Kleinanzeigen is by far the best site, apart from German FB communities for whatever model your need parts for. I sell most of my stuff on there.

[oldcars]

Thanks for the links, many more hours of happy parts searching ahead

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[davehedgehog31]

In Germany, Ebay offers free classifieds and this is by far the most popular there: http://kleinanzeigen.ebay.de/anzeigen/s-suchen.html

 

Austria has Willhaben.at: http://www.willhaben.at/iad

 

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[Christine]

 Wow, I've found a set of Fiesta mk1 ghia  wheels and tyres for 100 Euros on the German ebay!  

 

In Germany 

 I don't speak German

 Collection only 

[Schaefft]

 Wow, I've found a set of Fiesta mk1 ghia  wheels and tyres for 100 Euros on the German ebay!  

 

In Germany 

 I don't speak German

 Collection only 

 

Im sure there are some friendly German speakers on here who would be able to help.

[Matt]

http://www.ooyyo.com/

 

The above site shows results from various sites used in a selected country (countries both in and outside of Europe). You can pick a make and model then change from country to country to compare the prices, number available, specifications etc. It also rates prices of each car versus the others by price & mileage and tells you if it's a good price, average or over valued etc.

 

 

A slight (!) bump, does anyone know of the best sites for Scandinavian free ads? I'm looking at Volvo laplanders and Germany has some in kleinanzeigen but want to compare prices in Sweden, Denmark etc.

 

The above is good for what you want to do but I can't find any of that model, maybe it's more car based.

 

 Wow, I've found a set of Fiesta mk1 ghia  wheels and tyres for 100 Euros on the German ebay!  

 

In Germany 

 I don't speak German

 Collection only 

 

Just ask if they would be happy to ship them to Großbritannien. Whenever I inquire about stuff from eBay sellers in Germany I write the message in plain English, translate it to German via Google Translate and include both in the message, apologizing for not speaking German and for the bad translation. I've only ever had one or two that were totally baffled and didn't understand. One guy I bought a watch from had studied at Oxford (or similar) and wrote better English than a lot of British people do!

[Matts_Rusty_Bus]

Mobile.de is German tat and very good, it also covers a lot of the surrounding countries Holland/Belgium etc

 

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