State the steering-wheel position in the first message
The Lithuanian expression meaning “English car” can refer to different origins, so “right-hand drive” is more accurate. Also say where the car is registered and which Lithuanian documents it has.
There is no reason to conceal this or present the car as a standard left-hand-drive vehicle. Transparent information routes the enquiry to the appropriate valuation immediately.
Registration and documents
Check the registration certificate, owner, SDK and roadworthiness-inspection validity. If the car is not registered in Lithuania, state its origin documents and current registration stage.
There is no need to send identity documents or expose personal data in the initial form. Document details can be checked securely before the sale.
What to show in the photos
Add general exterior views and one wide interior image clearly showing the steering-wheel position. If the car has been converted or its lights changed, show the relevant details.
Photos should answer questions rather than decorate an advert. Daylight, uncropped views and visible damage matter more than shine.
What determines the offer
In addition to general mechanical and body condition, the offer reflects demand for the specific RHD model, clarity of registration, practical insurance and use, and any modifications needed for Lithuanian traffic.
Right-hand drive does not mean the same discount for every model. Each vehicle and its actual circumstances are assessed individually.
The sale process is essentially the same
A written sale contract, payment confirmation and ownership-change declaration remain essential checks. Record known faults and document status in the contract.
For questions about specific registration or technical requirements, check current Regitra and LTSA information because rules may change.
Official source: Regitra: purchasing a vehicle and sale contract (in Lithuanian)