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The prices are obviously better even with the conversion. The main problem i have is after bringing it up, registration for the car will only be done once the car meets canadian (or in my province MPI registration) standards. Daytime running lights, Kmph display etc.. has anyone brought up a US car to canada and done all this? Any tips or info anyone feels i should know? I'm pretty close to selling my current car and will start to get agressive with the 350 purchase just after, i just wanna make sure i got all the angles of this car down. Thanks in advance.
She`ll need to say at the border for 48 hours. (about 150-200$CND for parking)
Then you`ll have to pay Canadian sales tax after already paying the US taxes.
After that, you`ll need to get day time running lights, and other crap needed to meet Transport Canada`s standarts....
Good-luck, its not a fun expirience.
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Bringing up a 350 from US to Canada
