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Bladecutter · 07-25-2010, 09:10 AM

I don't know why you needed to deal with Porsche Canada when importing your new-ish car to Canada.

All you need to do is go to a Porsche Dealer in the US, get them to print out a letter stating that there aren't any outstanding recalls on the car, and drop that info and the title off at the Border Crossing office 24 hours ahead of time before bring the vehicle to the border (on a trailer, of course).

Then you bring the car into Canada, take it to Canadian Tire, and get it to pass the inspection process.

Unless the car is under warrantee, there's no reason to get Porsche Canada involved in the process at all.

BC.

07-25-2010, 09:10 AM	#3
Bladecutter Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Arvada, CO Posts: 229	I don't know why you needed to deal with Porsche Canada when importing your new-ish car to Canada. All you need to do is go to a Porsche Dealer in the US, get them to print out a letter stating that there aren't any outstanding recalls on the car, and drop that info and the title off at the Border Crossing office 24 hours ahead of time before bring the vehicle to the border (on a trailer, of course). Then you bring the car into Canada, take it to Canadian Tire, and get it to pass the inspection process. Unless the car is under warrantee, there's no reason to get Porsche Canada involved in the process at all. BC. __________________ Its not how fast you go, or how expensive your toys are. Its all about how big your smile is at the end of the day that truly matters. '98 Silver Boxster, '08 Ducati 848, '89 Honda Hawk GT, '89 Honda Pacific Coast