Probably, but as soon you import it into the US you'd be hit with the US' 100% import tariff.
Maybe if I have a friend that lives there buy it and keep it registered there?
At the rate we’re going in the States, living with a friend in Canada may soon qualify as a contingency plan.
Funny you say that. I just got done reading this that popped up on my newsfeed. Portugal looks noticing. Greece is a close second.At the rate we’re going in the States, living with a friend in Canada may soon qualify as a contingency plan.
At this rate, I’m just waiting for Italy to slide in and say, “Hey… you up?”Funny you say that. I just got done reading this that popped up on my newsfeed. Portugal looks noticing. Greece is a close second.
https://www.travelandleisure.com/easiest-countries-to-get-citizenship-11680127
That all falls apart if you get pulled over, or even crossing in to the US from Canada the first time. I once borrowed my aunt's car and drove it from Seattle to Vancouver and was read the riot act by the Canadian Border guys who said basically I was importing a car in to Canada, because it was not registered in my name. Different when its a rental, but if its a private vehicle you are importing it. He said "just don't get pulled over..."
Canada is in a far worse stateAt the rate we’re going in the States, living with a friend in Canada may soon qualify as a contingency plan.
Well that makes sense that "we" want to take them over then?Canada is in a far worse state
Please pardon my ignorance. I know Chinese EV makers have been making inroads into other countries, but I haven't seen much concerning ownership issues. So I have questions. I didn't read anything in the article about a support infrastructure. As we all know, cars - EVs included, of course - wear out, break down and suffer 'glitches' in electronics. Where will these imports be sold, are there Chinese dealerships in Canada offering full on-site services? Are, or will, their vehicles' diagnostic and repair procedures be available to repair shops? What is the warranty? How will repairs and subsequent repair parts be made available? It's one thing to buy new vehicle, it's quite another to own one.
