Buying a vehicle in Canada and bringing it back

Rory Christianson · 12-30-2012, 01:36 PM

It should not be that big of a deal. You will want to do more checking on your side meaning U.S. ( I am located in Canada). On duties and taxes etc.
You should just need a bill of sale (Canadian side does not use titles) and I think the border likes 48-72 hours notice before bringing a vehicle across
To be on the safe side you should check with a broker on your end
I bring and have brought a variety of vehicles from The U.S. to Canada so I am more familiar with crossing the opposite way.
I would check with a broker even if you end up brokering yourself cheap insurance you would not want to be compounded at the border know guys it has happened to, you will wish you never seen the truck
Hope that helps a little anyway

12-30-2012, 01:36 PM	#3
Rory Christianson Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: canada Posts: 128 Likes: 3 Liked 9 Times in 6 Posts	Re: Buying a vehicle in Canada and bringing it back It should not be that big of a deal. You will want to do more checking on your side meaning U.S. ( I am located in Canada). On duties and taxes etc. You should just need a bill of sale (Canadian side does not use titles) and I think the border likes 48-72 hours notice before bringing a vehicle across To be on the safe side you should check with a broker on your end I bring and have brought a variety of vehicles from The U.S. to Canada so I am more familiar with crossing the opposite way. I would check with a broker even if you end up brokering yourself cheap insurance you would not want to be compounded at the border know guys it has happened to, you will wish you never seen the truck Hope that helps a little anyway