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Buick Cars, Mercedes, Toyota History, cars, ford No Comments »If you are about to import car to canada you should consult customs dealers about the necessary documents you will need to seal the deal. You will have to pay a couple of hundred dollars for the dealers to have your issues fixed. You will need to send in some legal documents, copies of certificates, etc. depending on how fuel efficient the care being imported is, you will pay a different type of tax. All of this can be cleared with your representatives. By importing cars you can sometimes save big money but we advise you check in advance. Then you can have customs clearance accounts added to the cost and you will have a clear picture of how much you will be able to save. Do some research before you think about getting a car from abroad. But with sound advice you will do great with no trouble at all.
The history of Toyota Camry started in 1983. This model replaced Toyota Corona and was initially aimed at the US market. If we compare Camry with Honda Accord we will see that it was longer (for about 6 inches) and more powerful (86 horsepower Accord vs. 92 horsepower Camry). There were two variants of transmission on offer, manual that had 5 speed and 4-speed automatic. But if you look at the picture of this car you will understand that the design is old school utilitarian. But at the same time there was a lot of glass area which provided very good visibility.
In 1988 V6 engine appeared as well as all-wheel drive option. 2,5 engine with 153 horsepower made Toyota Camry even more popular in the United States and it was decided to set up production of this car in this country. From this time on Americans could buy Japanese cars produced by American workers. A year later Camry became the fifth best selling car in the United States of America. And in 1991 antilock brakes and knock sensor on the V6 engine were introduced. Toyota Camry LE V6 sedan was also on offer.