2012 Mercedes C250 - 34,000 original miles (55,000 km) - $20,100

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YanSamuth wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2025 8:41 am
YaTingPom wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2025 8:37 am You are better off with a Honda or Toyota.
You know what's even more reliable than a Toyota? Apparently, Subaru has topped Toyota as the most reliable vehicle on the market.

If I really had to, I would add Toyota RAV4 and Honda CRV to round off my Top 5. I'm worried about parking in a municipal lot if I were to get the CRV tho because apparently the 2018 Honda CR-V is the #1 stolen vehicle in Canada.
Oh, are you there and not here?
In that case, I have no idea.

Incidentally, all cars made in the USA from the top five manufactures have a bad reputation for reliability and manufacturing standards.
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It's a bargain if it were in Thailand with 100,000 km more kilometers on it. The w204 is the most reliable c series Mercedes to date.
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wrt tax, a guy I know told me a common workaround is to disassemble the thing, import it in boxes marked as spares, and reassemble her. H epaid $3K for a brand new Prius this way. However, a Prius and Merc reassambly obviously require different skills
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total nutter wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2025 10:21 am wrt tax, a guy I know told me a common workaround is to disassemble the thing, import it in boxes marked as spares, and reassemble her. H epaid $3K for a brand new Prius this way. However, a Prius and Merc reassambly obviously require different skills
If you can't proof importing it with tax papers you can't apply for a license plate. I wonder how he worked around that.
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total nutter wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2025 10:21 am wrt tax, a guy I know told me a common workaround is to disassemble the thing, import it in boxes marked as spares, and reassemble her. H epaid $3K for a brand new Prius this way. However, a Prius and Merc reassambly obviously require different skills
What did the $3K cover exactly?
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Sounds like a "bloke down the pub" BS. $3k for a brand new car!

Connected locals do not need to mess around with all that bollocks, they just import complete cars and pay some tea money, some get it bit of a discount. Same if I wanted to import a car, I would pay shit load more than an established car dealer here.
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