fireguy9

my 2010 built in kansas city.
some dealers will sell to Canadians. Few my buddies bought toyota, subaru,gm brand new without issue in USA Probabaly violating policy but ways around it

faster_than_u

This has been known for a long time. Surprised its just coming up now. Made sure you check the list that transport Canada put out for what you can import and register up here(from the usa) I know a few ppl that bought vehicles in the usa and brought them back and they are now sitting in the driveway because they cant be registered here

fireguy9

Pretty dumb move if you dont do your homework to find out what is admissable and what isnt. The info is easy to get. I have imported a few times with ease and saved alot of $

faster_than_u

Lol never said they were smart ppl. This was a few years ago when everyone was buying them in the us and bringing them back

powerboatr

could be payback for the lumber shenanigan with the NFTA

you know canada lumber supplies a BOAT load to the US and at a premium price

Justi

This is a guess so not claiming this is a fact. Could it be tariffs? I know the japs build their cars here, not because they want to give Americans jobs, because we jacked the tariffs up on importing COMPLETED goods that it became cheaper to build their vehicles here with IMPORTED parts than to pay the tarrif.

Is there a US Import tariff in Canada that is being applied?

johnwill

Well, being Canadian is good for something at least:

Justi

Here is a great link with the various fees associated with importing to Canada a vehicle from the US. They add up FAST!

http://www.suite101.com/content/hidd...obiles-a228808

faster_than_u

What was happening is that it is cheaper to buy a vehicle in the usa and bring it up here and still be alot cheaper then buying it up here. This was happening with boats, motorcycles, rv's everything.

nlitend1

lol. Thats why the Canadian lumber is heading to China now...
jonwill: funny!

No there is no tarrifs. IF you can get some one to sell you new in the US you can bring up but you loose your warranty. What ever.