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Cool. Wish I had one.
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That thing is sick!
HEY! Those are legal for import into Canada now! I wonder how much one would cost... hmmmm...* Retired Festiva-er*
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It looks like its missing the GTX hood.Comment
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That is cool !! I like that color too
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^^probably Japan^^ Look at the one next to it with the round headlights!Comment
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The fourth picture is a different festiva then the second and third picture. I really want one of those GT-A festivas!The Festiva Store
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i don't know how much it would cost to import one. i know a place
that imports older style Toyota vans to Canada from Japan, because
they all have such low miles on them. maybe they could give you
some accurate estimate.
i was looking at Mini's from Australia and shipping to LA was about 2k.
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^^What's the name/number of the importer?^^Comment
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the website I was looking at was all Japanese. I went to google image and searched 175/60/13Comment
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ill try and find it, i had several sites i looked at for general information on importing cars. in the USA the rule is 25 yrs old, in Canada its 15yrs. ill get them for ya."We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." -Mohandas GandhiComment
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I'd take some of those low mileages with a pinch of salt :!:Originally posted by todd00
When I lived in Hong Kong I saw many "low mileage" cars and motorcycles that must have had severe "haircuts" :wink:Tell it like it is...not how it should be
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If you're in western Canada, there's a company in Calgary. Their website is http://importconcern.ca
They overcharge a little, but if you want a Japanese car, it's one way to go.
Overall the costs aren't that high. I have a friend that imports cars monthly. His last personal ride was a Toyota Soarer TT 2.5 GT. The car was mint and it cost him $4500cdn, plus about $1000 for shipping. Smaller cars can be shipped cheaper, since more of them will fit in a container.
He's currently planning to bring in the small roadster stuff like the Suzuki Cappuccino and the Honda Beat.
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