Welcome to BuyingACarInAmerica.com — the one-stop information resource for Canadians planning to buy a car in the US and import it to Canada!
With the Canadian dollar at all-time highs against the US dollar, there’s no better time to buy a car in America. You can easily save $5,000, $10,000, even $20,000 or more — and that’s after taxes and duty!
So why isn’t everyone doing it? Because importing the car isn’t hard — it’s trying to figure out exactly what you need to do that’s so incredibly complicated.
Isn’t there one place that lists everything I need to know? There isn’t! (At least, not until we launched this service.) There are six agencies in two countries to deal with — the state where the car is sold; the province where it’s being imported; US Customs; Canadian Customs; Transport Canada; and Revenue Canada! Then there’s US and Canadian insurance. Plus you need to submit certain forms in a precise order! (And did you know many cars — even, for instance, certain models of the Subaru Forester — cannot be imported?)
That sounds like a real hassle — is it even worth it? It’s not worth it for many people. Not because of how long it takes to do the paperwork (less than a full day). But because it takes 20 to 30 hours of full-time research to figure out what you need to do, what forms you need, and whom you need to contact.
What people were driving in 1957when the Cdn dollar was last worth
$1.10 against the greenback!
step-by-step exactly what you need to do, easily saving you the 20 to 30 hours you’d otherwise spend trying to figure it all out. (We know — we did it ourselves.)
Plus we’ll include:
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details of the forms you’ll need
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contact info for each government agency
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and time-saving and money-saving tips!

What I bought in Nov '07 across the border
for $8,000 less than its Cdn equivalent


