Another US to Canada import - 2008 G35s with pics
#33
Originally Posted by Chris G35
Total cost of vehicle including $400 shipping: $36,150
G.S.T. + $100 Air conditioning excise tax: $1,929.67 (paid at CAD customs)
Canadian Tire (hook up DRLs + safety): $305.00
RIV fee, paid online: $204.75
MTO (P.S.T.+ plates and 18 month sticker) $3046.12
Total: $41635.54
You do the math on how much I saved.
G.S.T. + $100 Air conditioning excise tax: $1,929.67 (paid at CAD customs)
Canadian Tire (hook up DRLs + safety): $305.00
RIV fee, paid online: $204.75
MTO (P.S.T.+ plates and 18 month sticker) $3046.12
Total: $41635.54
You do the math on how much I saved.
#34
Originally Posted by Chris G35
Total cost of vehicle including $400 shipping: $36,150
G.S.T. + $100 Air conditioning excise tax: $1,929.67 (paid at CAD customs)
Canadian Tire (hook up DRLs + safety): $305.00
RIV fee, paid online: $204.75
MTO (P.S.T.+ plates and 18 month sticker) $3046.12
Total: $41635.54
You do the math on how much I saved.
G.S.T. + $100 Air conditioning excise tax: $1,929.67 (paid at CAD customs)
Canadian Tire (hook up DRLs + safety): $305.00
RIV fee, paid online: $204.75
MTO (P.S.T.+ plates and 18 month sticker) $3046.12
Total: $41635.54
You do the math on how much I saved.
#36
#37
Originally Posted by Chris G35
Total cost of vehicle including $400 shipping: $36,150
G.S.T. + $100 Air conditioning excise tax: $1,929.67 (paid at CAD customs)
Canadian Tire (hook up DRLs + safety): $305.00
RIV fee, paid online: $204.75
MTO (P.S.T.+ plates and 18 month sticker) $3046.12
Total: $41635.54
You do the math on how much I saved.
G.S.T. + $100 Air conditioning excise tax: $1,929.67 (paid at CAD customs)
Canadian Tire (hook up DRLs + safety): $305.00
RIV fee, paid online: $204.75
MTO (P.S.T.+ plates and 18 month sticker) $3046.12
Total: $41635.54
You do the math on how much I saved.
#38
Originally Posted by Chris G35
I was not charged duty
#39
I asked the the lady handling the paper work if I had to pay any more taxes, she said no, I did not argue.
My friend who imported a BMW 550 said he was not charged it as well. I wonder if they do not charge it b/c the vehicle was shipped into Canada on a trailor?
The same car here would be 56-58K and change after taxes so I think the savings is a little greater than $8500
My friend who imported a BMW 550 said he was not charged it as well. I wonder if they do not charge it b/c the vehicle was shipped into Canada on a trailor?
The same car here would be 56-58K and change after taxes so I think the savings is a little greater than $8500
#40
Originally Posted by Chris G35
I asked the the lady handling the paper work if I had to pay any more taxes, she said no, I did not argue.
My friend who imported a BMW 550 said he was not charged it as well. I wonder if they do not charge it b/c the vehicle was shipped into Canada on a trailor?
The same car here would be 56-58K and change after taxes so I think the savings is a little greater than $8500
My friend who imported a BMW 550 said he was not charged it as well. I wonder if they do not charge it b/c the vehicle was shipped into Canada on a trailor?
The same car here would be 56-58K and change after taxes so I think the savings is a little greater than $8500
#41
Originally Posted by One_Hertz
how 56-58k? I just said I JUST paid 52700 3 weeks ago for the g35xs all options which is a few k more expensive than what you have...
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Originally Posted by RBull
Looks very good. The only thing I see missing is the 6.1% duty for a car made in Japan and imported from the US. that will add another $2200- $2400 or so. If you haven't been charged that I wonder when the tax man will come knocking.
#43
Originally Posted by Asad_A203
+1. Great car and hopefully their goof up won't come back to asking you for the duties fee. I would still keep 2200-2400 in a high interest savings account (if there is a such thing ) incase they do decide to charge you down the road.
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