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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by henryr, Mar 17, 2015.

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  1. henryr

    henryr Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #1 henryr, Mar 17, 2015
    did a search...

    i need a letter from FNA stating the car I am importing meets all the legal stuff.

    procedure and contact info: ?

    tks
     
  2. Nospinzone

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    #2 Nospinzone, Mar 19, 2015
    I don't know the procedure, but you could start by calling Ferrari Concierge at 866-551-2828.
     
  3. bundas

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    #3 bundas, Mar 19, 2015
    Continental auto sport helped with mine
     
  4. kizdan

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    #4 kizdan, Mar 20, 2015
    You will have to get that from a dealer. Some of them will look to charge you for it, I have heard up to thousands of dollars......
     
  5. parkerfe

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    #5 parkerfe, Mar 20, 2015
    Unless I already had a dealer/customer relationship with you, if I owned a Ferrari dealership, I would charge the amount I would profit as if I sold the same car off my showroom.
     
  6. David_S

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    #6 David_S, Mar 20, 2015
    WOW! That sounds a bit steep.

    Me? IF I were in the same position & was going to charge anything, I'd consider it under "service" and bill whatever an hour of shop time was going for.
     
  7. SAFE4NOW

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    #7 SAFE4NOW, Mar 20, 2015
    Last time I checked, a Dealrship may provide you with documentation that all campaigns are current, for free.

    FNA would have to provide the letter you are asking for and yes, it can be pricey.

    Cars going from the USA to Canada seem to be the most expensive.

    Shoot me an e-mail , I am happy to help, where I can , and get you the answers you need!

    Steve

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  8. henryr

    henryr Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #8 henryr, Mar 20, 2015
    damn...

    i was looking at buying a private party 2002 MY canadian car and bringing it back. deal has passed.

    they really charge that much for the letter ?
     
  9. cheesey

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    #9 cheesey, Mar 20, 2015
    the US govt also can collect an import tax on goods... need to verify current rate... and from which countries it is assessed... there can be more than freight charges on purchases from elsewhere
     

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