Subject: Canada as you know is LHD. Bringing your car to Author: Mario778 : member since December, 2006 : 2318 posts Posted on: 2007-03-08 02:39:37

Canada will require you to clear Customs Canada and the Registrar of Importer Vehicles (Canada). You can get more information as to importing your car to Canada at the following website:


Importing a car to Canada

Although it has been done before, it will be impractical to have a RHD car in Canada. I am not sure what you meant when you said you couldn't find any E38 for sale in Canada. I looked it up tonight and found quite a few for sale. Key is to get one that has not been/or barely driven in snow. Some parts of Canada stills uses salt to melt the snow, and an E38 driven on those roads will show signs of rust at a close inspection. I am on the west coast of Canada myself where we barely get any snow at all. This winter was quite different, and my car was garaged anytime it snowed.

If you still need help pls let me know. And if you haven't found an E38 when you get here, I'll show you mine. Fancy to buy it?

Mario.




97 740iL with 99-01 facelift, everything else pretty much stock.

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