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Smart Shopper Importing Car into Canada from US
4513 messages, Last post on Dec 02, 2009 at 8:40 PM
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Replying to: lucasbrown (Apr 04, 2008 3:37 am)
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Replying to: blondebrit (Mar 26, 2008 2:37 pm) I've never been on a "forum" before but I am interested in receiving the contact information of the person you are dealing with. We are interested in purchasing a Hyundai Santa Fe from the US. Does he only deal with Mercedes. The idea of a middle man is very appealing. Thanks so much, Tina |
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Replying to: ricto02 (Mar 30, 2008 11:01 am) I only know of a Washington State dealer who is willing to give rebates if ppl pay cash. By the looks of things, you are on the other side of continent! Yup, just the daytime lights. Yup no warranty but definitely worth it...Japanese cars are usually not a problem!
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Replying to: pathrunner (Apr 04, 2008 4:12 pm) Be very careful with that comment...Japanese cars are NOT what they used to be. Check out consumer reports on various models from Honda and Toyota. I personally own a 2003 Honda Accord EX-L. Brand new with leather seats. I'll tell you something - that car drives and handles well - but boy did it have its share of issues. Yeah some would say it was a new generation Accord. But still. Its had more re-calls and warranty claims that would think for a supposedly high quality Japanese car. Its also not going to get any better - as Toyota, Nissan, Honda increase production to meet the current demand. Its just a fact of growing big - quality goes down. The company concentrates more on quantity of production rather then quality. Ask The Big Three...they know all about that.... |
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Hi there, I'm wanting to import a 2008 Highlander from the US. If you've had success importing a Toyota, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know which dealer you bought it from. Ideally, I'd like a dealer in Washington state, Michigan, or New York. I'm currently in Vancouver BC, but I will be moving out to Ontario in a couple of months, so if I can find a dealer around those areas it would be great...otherwise, I guess I'll have to travel farther south. Thanks a lot in advance, Roy (roygbiv401 at yahoo dot ca)
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Replying to: uscar4me (Apr 06, 2008 4:58 pm)  gmail.com and I will forward. I brought in a Highlander Hybrid for myself & Honda Pilot for a friend.
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Replying to: doc911 (Apr 04, 2008 8:52 am) Not sure who you talked to but the only cost above what I would have had to pay myself was $750 for usautoimport to do it. If you are saving thousands of dollars then you are talking to the wrong importers. Had my vehicle in my driveway and plated in a week and didn't have to do a thing to get there. Just made a phone call. Some people don't have the time to do all the import themselves and I figured that I was saving over $8000 on my Sienna, so for $750 I was still way ahead. |
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