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SequoiaGeneral discussion forum for the second generation 2008 and later Toyota Sequoia.
This is a discussion thread titled "Sequoia hard to find in Eastern Canada.", within the Sequoia forum, part of the SUV Forums category.
The Plat is 59000, MSRP in Canada. With Tax, HST (13% combined), it amounts to 72000$, including the 2000 luxury tax. I got it for 69000$ CND, fully loaded. That's 3000$ off the MSRP, which I consider a good deal.
In the US, a similarly equipped Plat is 59000 $ plus some change.
Whether I had purchased it in the US or Canada at a point when the Canadian $ was at parity or above the US dollar, it wouldn't have made a significant difference. In fact, I would have to find a dealership that would agree to sell me a new car (the dealerships in the states close to NB -Maine, Vermont- would not sell me a new Sequoia). Furthermore, the cost of the trip to the states, the paperwork and the frustration in dealing with customs is not worth the effort.
Can you please explain how you figure that I would have saved money by buying in the US? I Am I missing something here?
Thanks
I have heard several instances where people found it well worth it to purchase their Tundra in the United States, and I would've assumed that it would be the same with the Sequoia...
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2007 Tundra Double Cab Limited 4X4 4.7L (8350) Silver Sky (01D6) & Red Rock (LA21)
Loaded up with almost all Toyota had to offer, plus a few things they didn't offer...