Lower U.S. car prices steer shoppers across border
A growing number of thrifty Canadians are crossing the border for new cars and trucks as the dollar continues to rise in value.
Consumers, like Winnipegger Kevin Partridge, say the trip is worth the effort, even after factoring in import taxes, duty and the PST. Partridge purchased his 2006 Toyota 4-Runner on holiday in Dallas.
“We saved ourselves close to $10,000 — worth the trip,” he said. “We’re very happy with the vehicle and our experience has been good.”
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