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[Raceman]

Can someone tell, how the process of a JDM RHD IMPORTED CARs work?
Because if I import one, is it difficult to register it or not.
Moreover, what would be the cost?
Thanks

[RHDskyline]

Can someone tell, how the process of a JDM RHD IMPORTED CARs work?
Because if I import one, is it difficult to register it or not.
Moreover, what would be the cost?
Thanks

i am not the expert, you will have to wait till the real experts get home. But it all depends on where you live. The car will get shipped to vancouver. i would just have one of the guys on this site help you import one. it will help you in the long run

[widebody34]

Well....Im not an expert but if I can give you one peice of advice, Just buy one from one of the great group of people on this site. That way you can see the car in person and you know what you are getting is what you are getting. Sometimes when getting a car shipped here it gets badly damadged like my first skyline was, or I have hered stories were people have payed for there car and not ever gotten it. I don't want to scare you away from importing one yourself.... but I would advise to buy one that is already landed that you can see with your own eyes. Or if you do decide to import one choose from the guys on gtrc to do it, some places are shady!!! GOOD LUCK!!!

[mcfly]

Well I am an expert at importing and to have to ask the question means you are not ready to import a car for yourself. Considering all of the information was availble with the search button, this was the easy part, you surely will be overwhelmed at my next description.

1. get a broker in Japan
2. get customs broker in Canada
3. Buy car
4. Recieve documents from broker in japan
5. take documents to canadian customs broker
6. arange rail transportation
7. recieve car
8. out of province inspection request with form 1
9. completed inspection form to register car at registries
10. drive car away with plate.

Search will find you everything between the lines.

[benk23]

or if you dont like point #6 by mcfly, you can hire KeeWest auto carriers (a division of adesa auto auctions) to bring your car to whatevery province on a flat bed semi. thats what i did. no damage to my car

[dah_hunter]

go to 15years.ca

we can help ya out there..

or PM me your direct questions..

Im no Expert (No Formal Training) but i do importer 2 - 5 cars a month..

Good Luck