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It only makes sense if you buy one used. Purchasing one new, it won't meet all the standards. The import taxes might jack the price up enough that it is
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It only makes sense if you buy one used. Purchasing one new, it won't meet all the standards.
The import taxes might jack the price up enough that it is not worth it. They are pretty steep. Sometimes it does make sense though-- I sold my last car to a guy in Edmonton. |
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