New From TIO Corp regarding vehicle importation

http://www.tiocorpinsurance.com/index.cfm/driving-in-mexico/other-vehicles-you-can-import-in-2013/
With the new immigration rules, it will become necessary for many FM3 holders to either import their vehicle, or to drive it out of the country.



TioCorp has finalized the logistics with a vehicle import broker so that you can import your vehicle without driving to the border. Also, the list of permitted vehicles has been expanded to include Japanese and other vehicles.



Read about it on our website….
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Tried to check the amprao, saw some reference but nothing sure, no posted vehicle rules yet but verbally aduana has said if you go permanent your car must go. While you might not have to go to the border for nationalization your car should so eighter way you pay either transporting it personally or paying someone.

Intercasa wrote:Tried to check the amprao, saw some reference but nothing sure, no posted vehicle rules yet but verbally aduana has said if you go permanent your car must go. While you might not have to go to the border for nationalization your car should so eighter way you pay either transporting it personally or paying someone.

Did your Jetta go to the border?

No but after they added rules for a smog check from a US smog provider, harder to fake or bribe people to do that. Also sold the other Jetta, got a newer pimped out one, lets go for a ride buddy!

You can take your clients for a ride. I got my own legal wheels.

seisdedos wrote:

Intercasa wrote:Tried to check the amprao, saw some reference but nothing sure, no posted vehicle rules yet but verbally aduana has said if you go permanent your car must go. While you might not have to go to the border for nationalization your car should so eighter way you pay either transporting it personally or paying someone.

Did your Jetta go to the border?

Nope, I bought it. Great car.

E-raq wrote:

seisdedos wrote:

Intercasa wrote:Tried to check the amprao, saw some reference but nothing sure, no posted vehicle rules yet but verbally aduana has said if you go permanent your car must go. While you might not have to go to the border for nationalization your car should so eighter way you pay either transporting it personally or paying someone.

Did your Jetta go to the border?

Nope, I bought it. Great car.

Did anyone ever wipe that oilspot off of the trunk?

hockables wrote:

E-raq wrote:

seisdedos wrote:

Intercasa wrote:Tried to check the amprao, saw some reference but nothing sure, no posted vehicle rules yet but verbally aduana has said if you go permanent your car must go. While you might not have to go to the border for nationalization your car should so eighter way you pay either transporting it personally or paying someone.

Did your Jetta go to the border?

Nope, I bought it. Great car.

Did anyone ever wipe that oilspot off of the trunk?

What oil spot? Anyhow this is a Mexican car, it's going to have a helluva lot more happen to it than a mickey mouse oil spot. Spencer babied that car within an inch of its life, I love it. Great gas mileage too and goes like a bat outta hell.