Hope everyone had a good Christmas. For those who are of different faith happy holidays. I am stuffed. We’ve been bouncing around from house to house for suppers and parties. It’s been a busy couple of days. It was lots of fun though. Tomorrow we doing lunch with my mom and then we are done until new years. I get to relax for the next few days. I think I will take out my cross country skies on Thursday and my snowboard on Friday before my friends get here on the weekend. This weekend I am also playing in a drinking competition hockey tournament. It should be a fun time.
I hope everyone did good on boxing day sales. I only bought a pair of shoes since I only visited one store. The rest of my boxing day shopping was done on Bestbuy.ca and comprised of iPod accessories for Jenn and I. No more spending until February.
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With the Canadian dollar being so strong now many people are crossing the border to buy cars. It’s estimated that over 150,000 cars will be imported to Canada from the U.S. this year alone. To make sure you’re not getting screwed though you should do all your homework. For instance if you buy a Honda in the states the warranty is not valid in Canada but if you buy a Ford you’re good to go. The other thing that was mentioned was cars sold in Canada are often different than those sold in the states. Often the Canadian cars have bigger windshield washer fluid tanks and bigger batteries because of the different environmental conditions. You may also have to make modifications to the vehicle in order to pass the Canadian certifications. In example, you don’t need driving lights in the U.S. but you do in Canada.
If you are planning on making such purchase you should visit the Registrar of Imported Vehicles to get all the right info and print up their checklist to avoid any surprises.
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