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Import from the states has heavy face and duties. However depending on the vehicle you can still come out ahead by importing. You just have to do your research to
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Import from the states has heavy face and duties. However depending on the vehicle you can still come out ahead by importing. You just have to do your research to make sure you aren't going to pay more.
From what I've been told it is only beneficial once you are buying vehicles around $40-50k+ so basically more luxurious vehicles. Two people I know have done and saved just for an example of what they got 1-Porsche Cayman S 2-Toyota Tacoma Both would've been fairly expensive north of the boarder.
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