Now hear this........
If it the car is not priced similarly to what it is in the states, I am going to support our US brothers economy and buying down there. 
If they say doing that will void the warranty, I will buy down there anyways. I am done with being screwed up here. It's the same for everything. Price out stuff at Lowe's for example and compare to a Lowe's store up here.

If they say doing that will void the warranty, I will buy down there anyways. I am done with being screwed up here. It's the same for everything. Price out stuff at Lowe's for example and compare to a Lowe's store up here.
G.M. Warranty will be non valid for the first 6 months, after that, it's all good !!!
IDK, maybe the west coast is different, but I just checked the the difference in price for the Mustang GT..... Can MSRP = $35,349..... US MSRP $26,240..... $9109. Even if I get a friend/relative to buy the car, and then transfer to me ( they'll pay the state tax ), I'll still be ahead by $7000 ( Imagine the upgrades you can get
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)I hope for better with the Camaro but if it isn't I will look to import one.
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Best regardSS,
Elie
U.S. dealers are not permitted to sell to customers who live out of the country, as per their franchise agreement. The way around this is to provide a U.S. address for the dealer to deliver the car to. Not impossible, by any stretch of the imagination!
Best regardSS,
Elie
Best regardSS,
Elie
I think maybe he's speaking theoretically but it's not. Malibu is built at Fairfax, KS with the Saturn Aura and Orion Township, MI with the G6.
You have to pay delivery charges on both Malibu and Aura here in KC even though they're built less than 30 miles from my house.
You have to pay delivery charges on both Malibu and Aura here in KC even though they're built less than 30 miles from my house.
Take the 2008 Lacrosse (Allure in Canada) as an example...the destination is $750 in the States and $1250 in Canada...and it is built here...
Anyone wanna explain that one?
U.S. dealers are not permitted to sell to customers who live out of the country, as per their franchise agreement. The way around this is to provide a U.S. address for the dealer to deliver the car to. Not impossible, by any stretch of the imagination!
Best regardSS,
Elie
Best regardSS,
Elie
If one of those things is OnStar, I'd take a Sawzall and cut that **** out.
Last edited by onebadponcho; Apr 2, 2008 at 11:15 AM.
I'm just emphatically stating if the car that is an American symbol of freedom has a GPS monitoring/tracking device standard, I would either find a way to have it removed, or not buy it. I don't care if it looks like a 69 Z28, has 5000hp and weighs 2600lbs.



If you don't like it, just don't pay for it and after the first year you won't have it anymore.