
04-11-2007, 10:11 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Here's what I know in no particular order:
- Car must be 15 years or older from its manufacture date. In this case, it's 2007, so the latest car you can import is 1992.
- Almost all Japan-imported cars arrive in Vancouver, and most likely delivered to Toronto via rail.
- Canadian dealers will charge you for: cost of the car, all related shipping costs, and applicable taxes.
- Car's worth differs from car-to-car. A lot of JDM cars I see posted are modified, therefore there is really no set standard.
- From a government standpoint, all you need to register the car in Ontario is a safety mechanical inspection certificate, proof of insurance, and all related documents that came with the car (ie. shipping manifest, customs documents, etc.).
Some sights to help you:
Import Concern, Inc. - Japanese Used Vehicle Importer (located in Mtl)
FEAST AE/RS JAPAN (in mtl also I think)
Willz Leasing Corporation - Welcome (toronto, but beemers only)
Good luck
Quote:
Originally Posted by Digimer
Hi all,
Does anyone know what's involved in importing a right-hand drive vehicle from Japan into Canada (Ontario, specifically) would entail? Pointers would also be much appreciated!
Digi
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