if it was not canadian-spec, then no, if a car was imported into canada after it was 15 years old, then imported to the US before it is 25 years old, it is still illegal in the eyes of the federal goverment.it has to comply with FVMSS if its under 25 years, even if its legally imported to canada.

why not just drive around the lake?

I would just move a couple hundred miles north, and live right next to the Canada border, then it wouldn't seem suspicious at all.

YES!!!

yeah, you just have to live somewhere out west (other than california) and i think its pretty easy to register just about anything.

cool!!! I think if I ever import a car, I'll find one that's been in Canada for a while but is old enough for US regulations to be eligible to import, I live in a state that is absurdly easy to register stuff in, BTW, does this seem legal to you?

what about this? http://dougdemuro.kinja.com/here-s-how-a-g…

the WTF?

stupidly yes, there are tons of problems in the US, but they are concerned with a few stupid little cars that aren't hurting anyone.

i thought you could only have a car from canada in the US for 6 months at a time.

you have to have a very good relationship with them, plus cars can only stay in the US legally for 6 months at a time, they can only "visit" so you would have to go back to canada at least twice a year,

wha? your telling me politicians are easy to bribe and are corrupt?

for those of you who don't get the joke

your name makes it even better.

i took mine about 6 months ago. I live right on the border between Idaho and Washington, and actually the person I took drivers ed from teaches drivers ed in both Washington and Idaho.

I honestly took my test and passed (though I may or may not have almost run a red light), but in my state (Idaho) you HAVE to take your driving test through a private person. my tester happened to be the wife of the person who I took driver's ed through. (which happened to be a private driving school as well).

if they did do it that way, it wouldn't be entertaining...

Y U NO PLAY PING PONG ON IT!!!

And it will only cost $60,000, the author says, despite the fact that it will really cost the equivalent of about $150,000. So they only missed it by about $70,000. Yay.

this one sounds plausible to me.