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Importing A Car
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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hey guys I'm hoping someone can shed some light about importing a car. How much would it cost to import a car from New Zealand (Medium size car)
This thred isn't for me it's a mate but I knew you guys could help)
What do you have to do to get it over here, is there compliance issues?
Thanks for any help
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Damo


PS the car in question is an R33 skyline

Posted on: 2003/4/27 14:31
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talk to Feral (ERROL) i think he imports stuff, if anyone would know it would be him

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$1500 - $2400 freight X Auckland, plus local fees of about $450 to land it. Then add costs of purchase + freight + local costs. The times 15% for duty payable and add this to the total than add %10 for GST.

Before you attempt to bring in a car you must have an import permit from Dept of Transport before it arrives here. CHECK THE SITE AND READ THOROUGHLY!
If you are bringing in a car uder the 15 year rule ensure you have the permit and all quarantine requirements are met before shipping. It gets very expensive.

A good rule of thumb is to double the purchase price for landed costs.


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I'm in the export/import industry here in NZ, so if you need any help, guidance or even great rates, I'm happy to help.

This goes for anyone on this site.


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Hi Brent,

I'm planning on bringing my house hold stuff, coupe and parts back to NZ later next year. Bluff (1st choice) or Dunedin - any advice/expected cost greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ian.

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Stupid import laws they should make it cheap and easier to import a car. Is there any place you can import a car for less then what you would pay for a car here???
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Nope, probably not, import duties & taxes are designed to protect the local manufacturer/supplier, but like everything there are "pro's" & "con's"


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I think it works out cheaper to bring it over from Japan than from NZ.

You could get it all arranged through someone like Geoff Risbey of Prestige Motorsports:

[url]http://www.prestigemotorsport.com.au[/url]

A friend of mine recently imported a GTS-T R33 landed, complied and australian registered for 12k. Apparently one of the cheapest Geoff has ever done.

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