ihr import-spezialisten - folgende artikel mal genau lesen
ezri kann ihr auto also auch ruhig in ... lassen - oder nach der ankunft verschrotten, ist aber in der schweiz oder in de billiger (das verschrotten : - ))) )
Zitat
Buyers of barred cars can drive home, but no farther GREG KEENAN AND STEVEN CHASE
Globe and Mail Update
November 20, 2007 at 1:23 AM EST
TORONTO AND OTTAWA — Michael Hill saved $15,000 on a Toyota Sienna minivan, but he can't drive it around Calgary because it's sitting on a dealer's lot 320 kilometres away in Kalispell, Mont.
Mark Perry saved $11,000 on a Toyota Tacoma pickup truck that remains parked in his brother's driveway in Spokane, Wash.
They and dozens of other Canadians have cars and trucks that are stuck in legal limbo because their vehicles don't have a theft immobilization device that meets a new Transport Canada regulation and thus were banned from entering Canada. There's no similar requirement for U.S. cars.
Now, in a bizarre twist in the saga of the high Canadian dollar and low U.S. car prices, cross-border car shoppers can drive their vehicles home, but nowhere else.
Cars face border roadblock
Buyers of new vehicles that lack the proper theft immobilization device may now import them, but must park these cars or trucks until Transport Canada finds a permanent solution to the regulatory snafu that prompted the ban. The reprieve may be temporary and the ban put back in place, Transport Canada spokesman Patrick Charette said Monday, but for now Mr. Hill, Mr. Perry and others are allowed to bring their vehicles home.
“But that doesn't solve the issue,” Mr. Charette cautioned. “If their vehicle is not admissible, they will not be able to plate their vehicle and it's not a guarantee that their vehicle will be allowed permanent importation and licensing in Canada.”
Das Kanada Forum
Thema drucken
20.11.2007 12:13
Antworten
