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Originally Posted by subu
I understand some Canadian car dealerships/brokers are buying hybrids from the US and selling them in Canada for a small premium (usually about $1000). Since they bring in the car as an inter-dealership transfer, the first "sale" will be made in Canada. Has anyone bought such a car and been successful in getting the eco-rebate? Technically, I would think that such cars should still be eligible, as all Canadian Camry Hybrids come from the US anyway.
Subu
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Technically, yes.
But you know the gov't. It won't give it to you even though it's supposed to promote the purchase of fuel efficient vehicles. Only Canadian bought TCHs will be eligible.
Look at the 2009 TCHs. Their prices have dropped considerably ($30,660 for a base TCH with power moonroof, dual illuminated vanity mirrors and rear reading lights standard).
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