Re: Importing used crossfires into Canada
I considered buying a US car when I got my Xfire last year, but Chrysler Canada does not honor the warranty on US vehicles so saving a few thousand dollars or so was a gamble at best. If it breaks, it will be expensive as Hell to fix. But the American cars that were being imported by brokers did help to seriously depress the local resale value of the used cars... My limited coupe lists at $46,000+ up here and I bought it for $26,000 with only 10,000 miles on it. I know it's still more than they go for in the US, but comparatively speaking, it was a great deal... A Nissan 350Z (read three-fifty-zed!) would have been $10,000 more and it wouldn't look half as nice in my driveway.