nlitend1

2 trucks built on Ford sites, optioned the same US$46355 & Can$55019 + taxes for both. Free trade is working really well...

Flabioso

maybe that's all 55019 canadian pesos are worth 46355 US bucks.If thats the case sneek across the border and buy one here.

Hobbes80

Actually... no.

http://www.x-rates.com/

USD = 1.01337 CAD... that would be pretty close to the same value. Wonder if it has to do with the Canadian tax rates...

Rumble_b

Nope nothing to do with taxes. Just getting screwed.

tapstah

Probably because they are built in the us now. We used to get them from the oakville plant. But they all seem to be Detroit now.

fireguy9

built in kansas city now

factor in incentives and the spread isnt that high

tapstah

Mine has a Detroit sticker on it. Or is it Michigan. Something like that. Lol.

MikeNH

Can't you buy here in the US? When I bought my Subaru the dealer web page had a section detailing the process of buying here for a Canadian and it was pretty simple- as long as the vehicle is built in the US, there aren't any import taxes, just a few hundred in duty/environmental taxes.

VolFire

Dearborn Michigan my friend.

Its the tax they tag you Canucks with since they know you're too polite to complain too vehemently eh? I kid, but I cant find a good Tim Hortons down here...

EdCaffreyMS

I live in Montana, about 2 hours south of the Canadian border (and my Mrs is the Book Keeper at our local Ford dealership)....Canadians can purchase USED vehicles in the U.S. but U.S dealers CANNOT sell NEW vehicles to Canadians. It has to do with international trade agreements.