Been thinking of buying in the states, I wonder how the other manufacturers are handling this. Maybe its time to swtch brands. As I was going to buy an XP in the states, with the problems they were having, I'm glad I did'nt.
Heckuva deal....if'n you're a Yankee
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MrMorgan
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I finally got my issues worked out. It took a lot of talked to BRP, but its done. I guess I saved the drive down to the states, but I earned the money saved by waiting on hold for BRP.
canadude
Active member
Myself and fellow co-workers have bought 30 new units from a dealer in the states in the last 6 months. They have been mostly can-am/ ski-doo. They are not allowed to sell to canadians but there are ways around that. As for the warranty issues, there are ways around that also. It's all a big game, you just need to know the rules so you can find/ work your way around it.
Rucky
Active VIP Member
And this is where you explain the rules which you have to work around, and how exactly you did it..
mach123
Active VIP Member
pm me with what dealer so I can use them also. You just need to pay gst and 199.00 +gst for the riv fees and 72hrs notice. It does not matter on the miles on sled. Even if it is sold as a used sled I am having problems with warranty issues. Anyone have an e-mail for BRP to shoot them a question on out of state warranty.
Just Givin'er
New member
I have been told just get the unit registered to an American Citizen, but I am not sure how to get the warranty to transfer up. Any advise you can give would be helpful. I got mine sled out of the US with 400 miles on it and most of the updates where done, but now i am having problems with the gauges and need that update. If you could tell me how to get warranty I would appreciate it.
moto.racerx
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sounds bs to me.
