Unfortunately, issues
with vehicle titles and validation of miles do not permit us to accept
international trade-ins. Most of our Canadian customers sell their cars
locally and then purchase their Toyota vehicles from Toyota of Keene.
What paperwork is required to cross back into Canada?
That's
our job. We will prepare and provide you with all the necessary
paperwork to complete the transaction at the border. Contact us for a
complete list of required documents.
How do I get started?
Start browsing our website now, then call 1-800-421-0909 and ask your questions. We will have one of our import specialists speak with you.
Can you provide financing? What are the payment terms?
We
are not permitted to finance cars being imported into Canada. Many of
our Canadian customers are either self-financed or seek financing
through Canadian financial institutions. This would be similar to
finding your own financing for a vehicle purchased in Canada. We
provide your lending institution with the VIN number and any other
important information they may need. When the vehicle is picked up
payment is due in full by a certified bank draft (in U.S. dollars) or
by wire transfer.
What Toyota vehicles meet import guidelines?
Many late model, Pre-Owned Toyota's contain the required Immobilizer Key. You also must have Daytime running lights. No additional maintenance modifications are required. Call us for details on many other choices of vehicles.
What else do I need to know?
Visit these websites and they will give you all the information you need to know.
Canada levies a $100.00 "air conditioning fee" on all imported cars with air conditioners.
The same 5% GMT and Provincial PST you would
be expected to pay when purchasing/registering a vehicle purchased in
Canada would be paid on your imported vehicle, only you will be paying
based on the U.S. purchase price, not the Canadian price - a significant savings!
Duty fees. There are no duties under NAFTA (North American
Free Trade Agreement) on U.S. built Toyota's.