Import car from US to Canada
#122
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Yep...the extra 2.4% is going into the US...
#124
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Hi everyone,
New to the forum and looking to buy a modified car for track use (mainly) but still driveable in the road. I am seen a few good option in the US but has anyone experience importing a car from the US to Canada with a few mods (roll bars, suspensions, exhaust)?
Thanks!
Nic
New to the forum and looking to buy a modified car for track use (mainly) but still driveable in the road. I am seen a few good option in the US but has anyone experience importing a car from the US to Canada with a few mods (roll bars, suspensions, exhaust)?
Thanks!
Nic
#125
Race Car
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Hi everyone,
New to the forum and looking to buy a modified car for track use (mainly) but still driveable in the road. I am seen a few good option in the US but has anyone experience importing a car from the US to Canada with a few mods (roll bars, suspensions, exhaust)?
Thanks!
Nic
New to the forum and looking to buy a modified car for track use (mainly) but still driveable in the road. I am seen a few good option in the US but has anyone experience importing a car from the US to Canada with a few mods (roll bars, suspensions, exhaust)?
Thanks!
Nic
Best get a detailed list of what was done.
#126
Burning Brakes
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If the vehicle is more than 15 years old, you should be OK as it doesn't have to go through the RIV and thus satisfy the mandatory compliance checklist, although it will still need to meet provincial safety and emission standards before you can plate it here. For a newer vehicle (< 15 years old) I'd look within Canada.