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prav316 wrote:thanks for the info man......i noticed the prices not too bad on that site.....but i not to familiar with buying a car like this.....are there any reputable sellers locally that use this site?
src1983 wrote:Well got my car today.....
No problems.
powered by ? wrote:src1983 wrote:Well got my car today.....
No problems.
Do you mind sharing who was the dealer you dealt with?
src1983 wrote:Well got my car today.....
No problems.
Trini Hookah wrote:How long your vehicle took to reach man?
src1983 wrote:A citizen of t&t is allowed 1 car every three years. During this time the car cannot be sold or transferred.
You should ensure you have access to USD. Most of these site will quote in USD (this was my major problem...and prolonged the transaction for 2 weeks)
I used the following supplier CARCHS Co. Ltd.
When you find the car want (car must not be over 6 years). Message the seller and negotiate a price I opted and used the paytrade system for security reasons (information is on the site)
Once you both agree on the price, the seller will initiate the transaction by providing you with an invoice. This is payable in 1-2 business days (pay close attention to the time in Japan)
They would send you the wire instructions for you to wire the funds (ensure that u send the charges so the full invoices amount reaches the sellers bank)
Once the seller confirms receipt of funds they would initiate the de-registration and shipping process...
Once they had de-registered and organize the shipping they would send you the documents via post and scanned email
1. Invoice (I did not receive a caricom invoice)
2. Bill of lading (3 copies)
3. De- registration certificate
4. Year of manufacture letter (ENSURE THAT YOU RECEIVE THIS)
When you receive these documents go to the following site
[url]Howtoapplyforanimportlicence.aspx[/url]
And down load the import form and complete in triplicate
Copy all documents and go the TTMA Building in Barataria ground floor and apply for the license. It would be ready in about 1-2 weeks
Pay close attention to when the vehicle is arriving and secure the services of a broker to clear the car.
Once cleared you can wreck it home, or drive it if you can get D plates.
and that's it.
Now I did everything regarding the sale in Japan through the site. It is possible to contact the supplier separately, but it will be more risky as the site offers security.
If u do decide to use pay trade, it comes at and extra cost
DISCLAIMER: this was based on my experience, and I cannot say that your experience will be like mine. Be wise and cautious
Trini Hookah wrote:How long your vehicle took to reach man?
powered by ? wrote:Let use an average or 6000USD for Cost and Freight breakdown as follows:
Estimated US Exchange Rate used – TT $6.44
Cost & Freight – US $6000.00
US $6000.00 x TT $6.44 = $38,640.00
Cost & Freight 38,640.00
Broker Fee (document processing, clearance and registration of vehicle) 3000.00
Customs Duty (25%) 9,660.00
Motor Vehicle Tax – 1300cc @ $3.75 4,875
VAT (TT $53,175.00) 7,976.25
TOTAL Cost of Vehicle $61,151.25
Additional Local Costs
Local Bank (Wire Transfer Fee) 65.00
Foreign Bank Processing Fee (US $16.50) 106.26
Insurance Avg Fully Comprehensive 5000.00
TOTAL Additional Local Costs $8,171.26
TOTAL Overall Costs $69,322.51
Now the motor vehicle taxes varies depends on the CC rating of the said vehicle, Taxes as follows:
3.75 up to 1500CC
11.25 up to 1999CC
18.75 upwards of 2000CC
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