nationalize a car discussion

lpg wrote:1c. Re: Is it possible to import a car in La Paz?
Posted by: "Al Blanchard" a
Date: Sat Jul 15, 2017 4:30 pm ((PDT))

We just imported our vehicle an it does have to go to the border. Our broker was Guillermo Gonzalez with International Border Solutions. He made it quick (about a week) and simple (he was very helpful). Most of the cost was the IVA and it was quicker (same day) to get it into Mexico than it was to export it from the US. If you send your title to the broker ahead of time (we used UPS), the exportation paperwork can be done while you are driving the vehicle to Dan Diego and the exportation/importation can be done in 3-4 days, excluding weekends, after the car is in the US You will need to pass a smog test (don't laugh) prior to the vehicle being given to Mexican Customs and it must be done at a Mexican certified testing center but it about half the price of Calif smog test. Once the exportation paperwork was done and accepted by Mexican Customs, we turned our vehicle over to the broker in San Diego at 1:00 pm (completely empty) and picked it up, all imported, at 3:00 pm the following day. We checked into a hotel in Tijuana near the Otay Mesa crossing and called a cab to get our vehicle when it was ready. You must drive your vehicle to La Paz, if you live here, to register it so that it is completely legal....and no, you do not need a temporary permit to drive it down the Baja. Simply tape a copy of the importation paperwork to your back window until you get to La Paz. A word of warning.....you cannot drive the vehicle in the US until it is properly registered in La Paz. You can contact Guillermo at 619-661-0226 in San Diego or by email at ggibs@nethere.com

lpg wrote:We just imported our motorcycle, a three Wheeler. Just completed getting the license plates yesterday. The company that we used was International Border Solutions, they are out of San Diego, but well connected with the Aduana here in Mexico. The President of the company is Guillermo Gonzalez, speaks great English and obviously Spanish as well. His contact information is below:


Office 619-661-0226
Cell 619-341-3063
email ggibs@ibsusmx.com

BWO wrote:Exchanging Your Car For Any Good Or Service? Or Selling It - ANAPROMEX handle thousands of cases where Mexicans owns and drives an american car here in Baja that is not imported yet. Represent them against the federal goverment, pushing and requiring a massive imports program, reasonable taxes are paid and the vehicle is now legal. So if you have to sell your American car. Make sure that the new owner joins to ANAPROMEX so he can drive all over the Baja without problems while the vehicle is regularized. Give me the oportunity to help. Free advice. My office is in La Paz across Soriana Mezquitito. facebook: Kike Anaprom. ☞ Marcos Borunda, [email=anapromlpz@gmail.com?Subject=RE:%20Your%20Article%20In%20The%20Baja%20Western%20Onion]anapromlpz@gmail.com[/email], http://www.anapromex.com.mx/, 6121536834, La Paz 

baja nomads wrote:Here is a link to the CA DMV code which is a helpful source of info for those who want to understand how to have a CA DMV car be legal in Baja. I pay less than $100 to register my Baja car in CA. Mex Ins is about $100/yr.