Need help with German translation

[Dog80]

I sent a letter to the german DMV trying to find the owner of a car with german plates that was abandoned in my property. This is the reply:

der Eigentümer des o.g. Fahrzeuges, Herr XXXXXXXXX, wurde in Braunschweig im Jahre 2005 amtlich nach unbekannt abgemeldet.
Man vermutet, dass er wieder mit dem Fahrzeug nach Griechenland zurück gekehrt ist, deswegen kann ich Ihnen keine neue Anschrift mit teilen.
Da in Braunschweig ein internationales Fahndungsersuchen wegen fehlendem Versicherungsschutz vorlag ( erledigt im Jahre 2006), wurden die beiden Kennzeichen in die Fahndung gegeben. Ich möchte Sie daher bitten, die Kennzeichen uns in Braunschweig zu kommen zu lassen.
Sollten für Sie die Kosten zu hoch sein, können Sie die Kennzeichen auch in einem deutschen Konsulat abgeben.
Es tut mir leid, dass ich Ihnen keine andere Auskunft geben kann.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen I.A.

I tried google translate but the result doesn’t make much sense. Could anybody translate it for me? Thank you!

[Koxinga]

I know someone else will come along, but my atrocious German tells me they’re asking you to come to Braunschweig in person or to the nearest German consulate.

[Future_Londonite]

The owner of the above mentioned vehicle, Mr XXXXXX, was de-registered in Braunschweig in 2005 with an unknown address (In Germany you have to register with a city council - this person was registered as leaving Braunschweig but didn’t leave a new address).
We assume that he returned to Greece with his vehicle and it is therefore that we can not issue a new address. An international searchwarrant was posted in Braunschweig for lack of insurance (filed in 2006) and that’s why both registration numbers/license plates are listed as ‘wanted’. We are therefore asking you to send both registration numbers/license plates to Braunschweig.
If the costs of sending are too high for you, we can arrange for you to drop them off at a German Consulate.
I’m sorry I can’t give you more information
Kind regards

somewhat freely translated

[Pitchmeister]

This is what it says:

The owner of the vehicle mentioned above de-registered from Brunswick to an unknown location in 2005.
We speculate he returned to Greece with the vehicle, therefore I cannot give you a new address.
Because of an international warrant from Brunswick due to lack of insurance (cleared in 2006) the two plates were entered into a police search. I would therefore ask you to send the plates to Brunswick.
If the costs are too high, you can also turn them in to a German consulate.
I am sorry for not having another answer for you.
Regards, signed

ETA: Curses, Future Londonite!

[Mops]

The owner of the above vehicle, Mr. XXXXX, was registered as a resident of Braunschweig (Bunswick) but the registration [referring to the owner’s registration at city hall, not his vehicle’s registration at the DMV] was officially deleted in 2005 as having moved to an unknown address.
It was supposed that he had returned with the vehicle to Greece, so I cannot give you a new address for him.
As an international wanted notice had been issued for lack of insurance (settled/cleared/cancelled in 2006), a wanted notice had been issued for both registrations plates. Because of this, I would like you to send the number plates to us in Braunschweig (Brunswick).
If this proves to be too expensive for you, you can also hand in the plates at a German consulate.
I regret not being able to give you a different answer [i.e. more useful information]
Sincerely, ppa. …

[Koxinga]

Well, so much for my atrocious German.

[Dog80]

Thank you guys, I love you all!