Is it just me or is Japan sending all there garbage to Canada?
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That's because the majority of cars brought here are bought at auctions in Japan. Ever been to an auction in Canada? Take a wild guess what kind of cars end up there... it's exactly the same. If you want a clean example, it cost more, but you can get a broker to find a car either at a reputible used dealer or private seller from Japan, otherwise you get what you pay for with auction cars.
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I have very close connections with Adam@ feastautoexport
Now he spends alot of time trying to send quality cars to customers in canada. There is quite a difference between exporters and importers.
I live in montreal and we have alot of importers who bring in garbage, even though there cars are garbage people buy them because they rather pay a cheaper fee for a rhd sports car.
There are alot of good importers in Canada itself but a majority is crap.
Now he spends alot of time trying to send quality cars to customers in canada. There is quite a difference between exporters and importers.
I live in montreal and we have alot of importers who bring in garbage, even though there cars are garbage people buy them because they rather pay a cheaper fee for a rhd sports car.
There are alot of good importers in Canada itself but a majority is crap.
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