Costa Rica Car Buying Guide Only US$14.95 – Updated September 2009

A car is a big ticket item, and it is an experience that most people go through only occasionally. There is naturally a great deal of stress associated with this purchase and a great number of factors that you must account for…

If you do your homework and deal with reliable people, then there is no reason you cannot find a dependable vehicle for a reasonable amount here in Costa Rica.

In this valuable 27 page digital report Russ Martin – who has been helping expatriates to buy new and used cars since 2006 – shares much of what he has learned about buying new and used cars in Costa Rica.

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Amongst the many topics he discusses, Russ will give you the answers to the following important questions:

• Do you really need a car?
• Is it best to import a car or buy one after you arrive in Costa Rica?
• What sort of car is best suited for beach living?
• What kind of problems would you face in importing your car?
• Is it best to import your car or buy one here?
• How do import taxes work when you import a car?
• What happens to your car’s guarantee if you ship it to Costa Rica?
• When should you consider importing your car to Costa Rica?
• How much import tax would you expect to pay when you import your car?
• Which Costa Rica website gives you the most accurate information on import taxes?
• What sort of guarantee can you expect from a Costa Rica car dealer?
• What are the most popular brand of cars in Costa Rica?
• What brands should you avoid?
• Which brands are easiest for you to sell for the best price?
• Which brands tend to have the worst resale value?
• Gasoline or diesel, which is best for you?
• Is a car best for you or a SUV?
• Is automatic or standard transmission best for Costa Rican roads?
• Do cars purchased in Costa Rica offer the same safety features as they would in North America?
• Do Gringos pay more for their cars?
• What you really MUST know about odometers in Costa Rica
• What sort of commission would you expect to pay your bank for a loan to buy a car?
• Can non-residents get a loan to buy a car?
• When does it make sense to lease a car?
• Should you put your car in the name of a company?
• What documents are required to register your vehicle?
• Do you really need an attorney when you buy a car?
• What insurance is mandatory?
• What exactly is covered in the guarantee that you would get from your dealer?

In a country where the drivers are not quite as cautious as they could be and, where the roads can sometimes be very challenging, it’s no exaggeration to say that making sure you are driving the safest and most appropriate vehicle could mean the difference between life or death.

We would encourage you to order Russ Martin’s 27 page report and learn from the sometimes expensive mistakes that others have made before you …

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