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Importing a Nissan Murano 2004 to DR
Wow
if the aduana wasnt going to milk you for $9k to bring that gold Murano in I would say bring it....nice choice in color, definately better looking than the CRV. If i see a gold murano in la capital i'll think of you LOL
whereabouts in the countryside do you go? i usually go visit my wife's family in Najayo whenever I go campo!
if the aduana wasnt going to milk you for $9k to bring that gold Murano in I would say bring it....nice choice in color, definately better looking than the CRV. If i see a gold murano in la capital i'll think of you LOL
whereabouts in the countryside do you go? i usually go visit my wife's family in Najayo whenever I go campo!
Lol
he does have a point! LOL :cheeky:
GOLD colored car and everyone is coming after you! LOL
he does have a point! LOL :cheeky:
GOLD colored car and everyone is coming after you! LOL
But What is the big difference??? At the end they cost the same... ohhh I was forgetting in the DR not everyone thinks they cost the same. People may think, meen that guy is millonario, look a Gold Murano... :laugh::laugh::laugh: lol
this is off topic but...in my many trips to DR I have also looked all over if any Honda Preludes were around....5th generation though 1997 - 2001, i thought not given the road conditions all over but to my amazement i saw one last year on carretera mella close to Mega Centro. silver colored! LOL someone actually DOES have one! not sure what condition its shocks must be in! LOL
I do not want to doubt what you say but the aduana website shows import tax for the cheapest Explorer 2004 as roughly $8 500. It is without cost of shipping.
Tasas
Gravamen : 112,610.11 20.00%
Selectivo : 0.00
Itbis : 108,105.70 16.00
Recargo : 0.00 0.00%
Placa/Marbete/Servicio : 95,718.59
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Estimado Impuestos a Pagar : 316,434.40
it's your call bro...although i wouldnt want to pay the duties on it [not worth it] even though a GOLD colored Murano.....sigh
sell it and buy another car in DR....sorry
sell it and buy another car in DR....sorry
If an opinion is allowed to be expressed...
You bought it for $9000 (excellent deal!)
Customs is $8500
Shipping $1000
Bribes/Dominican corruption $1000
Total: $19 500, let`s say $20G.
2004 Murano WITH NO DOMINICAN MILES will be sold privately in DR for $22G-$23G. You will make money. Not much, but still. But being without experience you will have to do some leg work. Begin with your local Dominican Consulate.
How does the CAFTA work if US made Explorer has the same import tax as Japanese Murano??!!
You bought it for $9000 (excellent deal!)
Customs is $8500
Shipping $1000
Bribes/Dominican corruption $1000
Total: $19 500, let`s say $20G.
2004 Murano WITH NO DOMINICAN MILES will be sold privately in DR for $22G-$23G. You will make money. Not much, but still. But being without experience you will have to do some leg work. Begin with your local Dominican Consulate.
How does the CAFTA work if US made Explorer has the same import tax as Japanese Murano??!!
No problem, I haven't gotten excited with the color, maybe because I don't have this suv in the DR. But I think buying another car in the DR would be a good decition not only for the price but also because I don't want to deal with those unscrupulous people from Aduanas. There are a lot of buscones and I don't like to deal with them.
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Most cars sold in North America are assembled in NAFTA countries, usually the USA or Mexico. Even Japanese, Korean and European marks are manufactured (assembled) in NA.