where is the RHD accord from??

[Jarrett]

Go ahead and forget about the Skyline for now. Unless something very drastic changes in US legislation then they won't be legal to own and register here. Yes, some people have them. The topic has been covered as much as any single topic on the internet.

Also, the cost of SM4 Accords in Japan is roughly $6-9000 right now from dealers. Auctions may be different but the Accords aren't as easy to find as they used to be. By comparison you can get lower end Skylines with low miles for about half that price. There are just too many fees associated with their age.

[crazymikey]

Or move to Canada....the other legally imported RHD wonderland.

[Ravens_CB7]

yeah i guess you guys are right on that. anyways for now i'll focuse on importing a cb, because of the skyline and being to hard to get your hands on one is that i decided to stick with my cb, because it has that look resemblance that i like so much, what do you guys think??

[deevergote]

Go ahead and forget about the Skyline for now. Unless something very drastic changes in US legislation then they won't be legal to own and register here. Yes, some people have them. The topic has been covered as much as any single topic on the internet.

Also, the cost of SM4 Accords in Japan is roughly $6-9000 right now from dealers. Auctions may be different but the Accords aren't as easy to find as they used to be. By comparison you can get lower end Skylines with low miles for about half that price. There are just too many fees associated with their age.

It'd probably be more cost effective to search for an Accord in Australia or New Zealand. Japan's strict regulations have resulted in a good deal of these old cars being demolished for scrap by now, certainly. AU and NZ are more similar to the US in comparison, where there are many more older cars on the road. Plus, they speak English (even if it is a funny sounding variety of it!)

[bobbycos]

Or move to Canada....the other legally imported RHD wonderland.

if i were to rent a furnished room in Canada, that would provide me with a Canadian address/residence

so then i could purchase a RHD Accord and own it legally

does that sound right

[deevergote]

You could do it easily in the US, Bobby.
Now if you moved to Canada, could you get a Skyline?

I think it takes time to establish legal residency. I believe that would be necessary... not certain, though. I actually considered buying property in Canada as an investment, with the added benefit of using that address to import something fun.

[thedatazoo]

The only difference between my cb7 aus and your cb7 us is side markers and 93 sport mode and u bastards get cup holders >.>... oh and my f22a9 XD