We planned to drive a 1991 Citroen AX to Mongolia. I've been driving this car for over 7 years and it never let me down. However in Europe this car is not worth $1000. Is it possible to drive this car and what are the consequenses if we don't raise $1000 at the auction? (we do have spare parts)

A Citroen AX won't raise anywhere near US$1000 in Mongolia. There are good cars coming in from Japan that will not have been subjected to the same stresses as your car, will be LHD and manufactured with easy to obtain spares (Citroen parts aren't easy to get hold of). Unfortunately, the CDPF won't be able to import that vehicle into Mongolia. There are lots of good cars available in the UK very cheaply and yet worth a lot more in Mongolia. Have a look at the vehicle guide to get some tips.


I have to agree with

I have to agree with Stephen, the 2nd part of the drive will be hard on the AX.

Parts will be almost impossible to obtain in UB. Importing it will be very difficult if not

impossible. Sorry about that. Try and find a more suitable car. It is worth to give it a try.

The trip is a great adventure and one in a lifetime.

Thanks Jimme