Cars in the dr

[Ricardo900]

OK - What about the ferry from Puerto Rico then?
Anyone??

This is from a previous thread.
http://www.dr1.com/forums/living/73248-vehicle-import-via-santo-domingo-mayag-ez-ferry.html

I believe a DR1 member made the trip with a vehicle but you will have to use the search function. You can always call the Ferry company and a rep will tell you the same thing I described in that link.

 

[PabloPaul]

According to that info. you need to have the car registered in P.R. with a P.R.'can driver's license also. Bummer.
Anyone else know of a loophole in this?

 

[jackquontee]

boys and their toys...you guys really get attached!!

Why would this have anything to do with "boys and their toys"? My adamancy about bringing mine here was not because I perceived it as a toy that I couldn't part with, but because I had 3 vehicles in the states and certainly didn't need to buy a 4th; because it was less expensive to ship it here rather than to buy something comparable here, and because I knew it was made for DR driving. It's fairly short and narrow, and easily navigable. More a practical decision than a need for a toy. But, then again, us "boys" tend to be a bit practical in our thinking.. LOL

 

[Beergirl]

Lapurr

Hey... I resent that! I'm a woman and I want to bring my car Again, not because I can't part with it, but because the same car (mind you SAME YEAR) here would cost me the same as what I paid for it new and I even paid my fair share seeing as how I bought it in Puerto Rico, where they have a special "luxury" tax on all SUVs. Anyway, I'm just trying to save a few bucks for my fiance whom I am dragging here against his will (poor guy).