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Its not the US border guards that give you a hassle
its the Canadian goverment that want their pound of flesh at the border.
It was easy for me at the border when I purchased an RV 2008
I saved 34000. canadian by buying it in tonawanda NY. Yes thats 34 thousand dollars. How long will it take you to save 34 000. big ones EH the Canadian dealers would not budge so I say f--k them. I will never purchase a big ticket items from canadian retailers untill those theiving bast--s lower threir price.
Just follow the instructions from the imported vehicles
people, then use a little perswasion on the dealer in the US
and he will do all the paperwork for you. he then sends it to the border 3 days before you pick it up. Then you pay the taxes at he border and drive it home.
And OH yes the Canadian dealers said to me that I woud get no warranty if I purchased it in the US Thats Bul---t
I needed warranty on the RV and got it no problem.And dont forget to shop around before you buy.
PJ
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It's not that the Canadian dealer would'nt move it's that it COST him alot more then the americans can sell it for. Thats why there sre several lawsuits against the American manufacturers. In my paticular case it's the Americans slowing things down at the border along with alot of other people standing in line.
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ok i followed the rules set by the Canadian goverment and
had no problem importing my 2008 f0rd Vehicle to Canada it was less of a headache than buying it in Canada. remember I saved 34000. Canadiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan how much agravation would you endure for 34000. Canadian EH
and besides the warranty issue ,if you are going to have problems for warranty from the manufacture you cam purchase private warranty from the dealer at a cost of 2000.00 canadian from a private insurance Co, so that would of left me with only a saving od 32000. canadian savings.not bad EH EH
Ps Rick I am sorry I dont have time to spell check the wife has summened me.
