Form

Declare that a vehicle is new (form V267)

You can use the V267 if you’re 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 — See all updates

Documents

V267

Ref: V267

PDF, 2.58 MB, 2 pages

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Details

If you’ve been unable to obtain a manufacturer’s certificate of newness for a vehicle, you may be able to use a V267 ‘declaration of newness’. 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
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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