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Originally Posted by Daradon
I had a boss who did this. If you want to do it legally there is a bit of work and a lot of fees and taxes, but you can still end up saying, often quite a lot.
There are also agents/businesses that will handle the work south of the border for you and drive the vehicle up to the border.
Unfortunately I don't have any specific information for you, but ti sounds like a few other posters can help you out.
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The fees and taxes are minimal considering the savings you can gain.
I believe there is a general RIV fee, an a/c excise fee, and GST (which you would pay on any vehicle you purchase at a dealer here anyways)
All these fees have to be paid at the border crossing when bringing the vehicle across.
But if you do your research you should still be way ahead of the game when it comes to total costs.
I saved $5000 on importing a travel trailer back when we had a 85cent dollar. I cant imagine how much a person could save now considering the strength of our dollar.