In the market for a new car? If that’s out of year again right? Spring tends to be the busiest time of the season for new car dealers. So how would you like to save between 10 and $15,000 on an extra purchase? I thought you might be interested. New trend in car purchasing is importing a car from a foreign country.
This tends to be an excellent way to save money on a car. You have a few options
Option one: import car from Asia, many Asian countries have ample used cars. For instance Japan, has a government program that advocates Japanese car purchases to purchase new vehicles once every three years. This means that many Japanese used cars are available on the market. Have you ever thought about importing a new car from Japan? It could be very advantageous to do so as the used car market is very saturated and prices on used cars are well below what they are in North America.
Option two: import a car from North America, if you live in Canada you may find it very useful to import a car from the United States. Due to the current sea fluctuations over the last 12 months the Canadian dollar has a much stronger value compared to its American counterpart. This means that it’s very advantageous for a Canadian to import a car from the United States. Last year alone there are over 190,000 used cars imported from the United States into Canada. The majority of these were for Canadian auto dealers. But it seems that more and more Canadian consumers are now getting involved in this very lucrative practice. The rules and surrounded our strict but manageable and there are many resources available for you. Most resources you need to pay for however the Web has a few free resources that can assist you in importing your car from United States into Canada. One of those resources available at www.importcar2canada.com. Have a look there for details on how to avoid duties and import your car.
