Here is an article that I found useful when I brought a car from the US to Canada. Some of the government address have changed, but the web pages are still valid. The only thing that I know has changed is that the GST tax has actually gone down to 5% ... the article mentions 7%. I had all my paperwork at my finger tips and gave everything to the Custom's lady when she asked for it and it still took me the better part of a morning to get in and out of the Custom's office. Good luck. http://www.canadiandriver.com/articles/mj/import.htm
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canada import form us and china and japan but us is our top trading partner that is where we get all of our cars and extra parts from we also get some clothes form ther.
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The percent is something like 73.1 %
That is a good question. Even if you had a Skyline stripped to parts it would still have a serial number and import documents stating it's origin would be required by US Customs. You might be able to import a used Skyline from Canada under North American Free Trade rules. Canadians can import used Japanese cars 15 year and older, so Skylines are found in Canada. Do some study on the laws-you might be able to import one.
We import most of our oil from Canada. We are also the world's number two EXPORTER of oil.
Canada does import products from countries other than the US. But the US and Canada have been major trading partners for years, so many items do come from the US. But others come from Japan, China, the EU, Mexico and South America.