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Old 03-22-2025, 03:05 PM
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I don't think it was mentioned in the article from Winnipeg...
To get the car into Canada....
1..Fill out import paperwork ( get it notarized best idea)
2..Inform US customs you are exporting vehicle (minimum 2 days to 7 days)
3..Stop at US customs to pick up your form (stamped hopefully or you are not taking vehicle.
4.. Cross to Canada, declare vehicle. ( go into customs and they will give you the 3rd degree, that's when you NEED the notarized receipt) They will check to see IF, IF the car is eligible. Yup... hopefully you checked first, if not car is going back.
5..In Ontario pay the 10% HST tax, then the new 25% tariff.
6.. Of course there was the "incidental" exchange rate from CAN $$ to US $$ of 40%

So how are you doing NOW?? That should stop the old car hobby in it's track.

Think I'll up the selling price on my car....LOL
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