Might move to Canada. What do I do with my incoming Car?
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What a great, covert, way for a non-paying member to flip a GT3. So how many PM offers have you received aready? Be honest.
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... Are you Canadian or something? ))
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I'd take a shot at Porsche Cars USA and Porsche Cars Canada to see if they can divert your car for delivery to a Canadian dealer.
German cars should still be subject to a 6.1% import duty as well.
German cars should still be subject to a 6.1% import duty as well.
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If your employer is cheap i would be seriously considering whether i wanted to make a move like that or not.
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How would they divert a US spec car to be delivered in Canada? I mean differences are small but there are differences. I don't see that happening.
To import a car into Canada do you not need a bill of sale from the US origin? Is title and bill of sale different things? Can you buy a car in the US without title? Here you need registration when you buy a car if you want to drive it.
Are you staying in Canada for all time? If not why don't you just register/title or whatever in the states and bring it here with US plates?
Also if you do import it legally your taxes and duty will all be on the CAD value of your USD cost.
To import a car into Canada do you not need a bill of sale from the US origin? Is title and bill of sale different things? Can you buy a car in the US without title? Here you need registration when you buy a car if you want to drive it.
Are you staying in Canada for all time? If not why don't you just register/title or whatever in the states and bring it here with US plates?
Also if you do import it legally your taxes and duty will all be on the CAD value of your USD cost.
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Originally Posted by Brammy
I would stay away. If I could move to the US I would be gone. Political correctness is one thing but people have no opinion up here , and hate others having an Opinion. I could go on and on . There are exceptions but it’s few and far between.
browse the Canadian forum and see how boring and bland the conversations are . Nothing exciting, nothing controversial. No opinions except what everyone else thinks
browse the Canadian forum and see how boring and bland the conversations are . Nothing exciting, nothing controversial. No opinions except what everyone else thinks
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Originally Posted by Brammy
That thread really shows the judgey snobby Canadian side. Who cares how someone acquires their stuff? And it figures the guy who started the thread worked at large corporations getting paid a lot for doing pretty much nothing. So you have a rich guy starting a thread looking down on others who finance .
Typical Canadian arrogance
Typical Canadian arrogance