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by HarHarVeryFunny 39 days ago
So where exactly? At the border? Someplace else?

If you were having a car shipped (literally) to you from overseas then presumably customs clearance is at the port.

What if someone buys a 1 year old car (any Brand, not just BYD) from Canada - what import fees would apply?

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Custom clearance is at the customs office. At the border they will simply check the papers.

What fees to pay depends on the vehicle. Could be a chicken tax there as well

Also you simply cannot import for personal use a car which was not certified to be sold in USA.

> Custom clearance is at the customs office. At the border they will simply check the papers.

Maybe you are not understanding the question.

Where is the customs office?

Do you get customs clearance first, then proceed to the border and show the paperwork?

Yes - I realize there are many cars the US does not allow, which is why I broadened the question to not just be about BYD.