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PROCEDURE
When you decide what type of vehicle you are interested in I will make a list of the available models.
I will get you all the photos and videos along with all the information I can.
At that point I will give you the total price including transport.
After payment is made I will secure the vehicle and arrange transport.
Please look below for our new delivery options.
I know there are concerns with both entering Mexico and crossing back with the vehicle.
We can talk about all that in our communications.
Mexico does not have titles as such.
The Mexican ownership documents is the original sales invoice from when the vehicle was new.
When the original owner sells the vehicle they sign off on the back to the next buyer and so on.
The vehicle will come with a bill of sale in Spanish and English signed by the current owner of the vehicle.
We use a Customs Agent to prepare the documents needed to cross the car to avoid any issues.
The original Mexican documents along with the Customs documents are what is needed
for you to get plates and registration in your state.
You will need to check with your local smog laws.
A notarized translation from Spanish to English of the Mexican documents might be required.
DELIVERY OPTION #1
If you live in the western half of the country the delivery would be to the Nogales border.
It is the safest border by far.
US Customs requires the buyer to cross the vehicle themselves.
It is an easy process, however, it takes some time.
The vehicle is crossed at the commercial crossing and the time is waiting in line with all of them.
You will need a passport and US Insurance to be able to cross the vehicle.
We are working on using an authorized individual to cross the vehicles for the clients
but have not as yet found a trustworthy person.
DELIVERY OPTION #2
If you live on the East Coast, the vehicle can be delivered to the US port at Jacksonville, Florida
When the vehicle lands in Florida, you can either pick it up at the port
or have our selected transport company deliver it to your door.
The process takes time, as only one vessel per month services
our port of Veracruz to the US port of Jacksonville, Florida.
It is possible extra fees will be due during this process for storage
if the vehicle does not get on the vessel the month it should.
This could happen for a variety of reasons.
It is rare but does happen.
I can explain more in our communications.
If this is the service you wish to use, please contact me and we can discuss costs.
NEW: US TITLE PROCESSING
This service is only available if the vehicle is shipped to Jacksonville, Florida.
A previous client of mine is a Tennessee dealer and the transaction would go through his company.
The vehicle would be sent to Florida in his dealer name.
I would send him the ownership documents, and he would process them to get the Tennessee title.
He would issue you a 60 day temporary registration while the title is being processed.
If you are a Tennessee resident, sales tax would be due.
You have the option of picking up the vehicle at the Jacksonville, Florida port or from his dealership in Tennessee.
This dealer imports vehicles from Japan and knows the ins and outs
of the importation process as well as the titling process for foreign vehicles.
If you have any specific questions I would be happy to answer them.
I do have references available if you would like to speak with them
on my reliability or the process itself.
I can arrange that.
You can contact me here
mexicanspecreal@gmail.com
