Apr 30 2010
Check out the Toronto Star, Mark Toljagic is right on and calls it as he sees it.
Canadians shopping for cars in the U.S. - again!
and take a look at some of the responses he has from your trusty Canadian car folks!
Volvo response is a bit funny, they offer a cash discount of UP TO $9000, but the difference in price is around $19,000.00! ( see our price comparison dated April 20.)
Jul 28 2008
CanWest Automobile writer David Booth “chirped” in today with an article concerning rumours of Auto Industry’s death being exagggerated.
Continue reading “Booth - “Rumours of Auto Industry death Greatly Exaggerated””
Jul 26 2008
Funny how the U.S. media folks picked it up, but the Canadian “little boys” probably got their wrists slapped from their editors for even thinking about publishing it!
Congrats to Don and CarsWithoutBorders.
For more true and unbiased information concerning the used car market in the U.S. and Canada go to Autoremarketing.com
Jul 16 2008
News Release
2008-07-16
CarsWithoutBorders is pleased to welcome ”Toyota of Keene New Hampshire” and “King Nissan Volvo and Hyundai” of Bellingham, Washington, to our directory of “Canadian Friendly U.S. dealers.
Continue reading “Our News Release! 2008-07-16″
Jul 04 2008
Boy, what a relief! Someone out there in press and media land decided to write a story on the current import situation. Great to see the issue of “Fair Pricing”, but we can’t help thinking what happened to the news that 70,308 Canadians out of 151,169 did their own personal importation. And saved $350M!
If they doubted Carswithoutborders, just call the RIV… that is where we got our numbers. We would have also like to see them make reference to the huge difference in of up to $20K SUVs, Vans.. Corvette… etc
Here is the article:
Continue reading “Globe and Mail reports on Cross Border Car Buying”
Jun 30 2008
We talked to a the RIV this morning, concerning the status of the revised RIV listing as a result of the changes to the new bumper regulations.
The new listing should be out by the end of the week. Seems that the folks at Transport Canada really want to do a thorough venting. It appears that we can even expect to see new manufacturers added as well.
We have been told that all vehicles in the backlog, that were held up due to the bumper issue, are being released.
Thank-you RIV!
Note: for those of you that did not catch the press release, we are assuming that the media deemed it insignificant (Canwest asleep at the switch!?) you can read it by clicking here.
