RX-8 in Mexico
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Brian: Hola, me llamo es Brian ... Nosotros queremos ir con ustedes.. uhhhh ...
Bellboy (Spanish): Hey, that was pretty good, except when you said "me llamo es Brian," you don't need the "es," just me llamo Brian.
Brian: Oh, oh you speak English!
Bellboy (sigh): No, just that first speech and this one explaining it.
Brian: You .... you're kidding me, right?
Bellboy (Spanish): Que?
Bellboy (Spanish): Hey, that was pretty good, except when you said "me llamo es Brian," you don't need the "es," just me llamo Brian.
Brian: Oh, oh you speak English!
Bellboy (sigh): No, just that first speech and this one explaining it.
Brian: You .... you're kidding me, right?
Bellboy (Spanish): Que?
#9
The RX8 is too new, I believe theres a year law out there and your car cant be newer than a certain year. I dont know, I heard about it when I used to sell cars, dont remember the specifics.
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#12
Actually yes from my experience it takes almost 10 years to get a car that is out here. For instance a 98 model vehicle is like brand new over there. It has to do with import laws and rights to USA. Also you can import any vehicle but you will get a bigger registration fee unless its over 10 years old. (Source's Mexican friends that imported cars to Mexico.)
#15
true i guess mex. wants there citizens to buy cars from there country to make money i think it has to be atleast four years old to take a car to mex
#18
a few dudes on here have turbo 3 rotor rx8s...
and i figured the import laws to latin america dont really change country to country. if el salvador can have brand new 2009 models, why not mexico? mexico far and away the wealthier nation.
and i figured the import laws to latin america dont really change country to country. if el salvador can have brand new 2009 models, why not mexico? mexico far and away the wealthier nation.
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