jtgh,
Yes I know about the import duties. They apply for bringing a vehicle into the country.
But Suzuki parts are reasonable there and I can also bring smaller things down from the States.
Actually Sikekicks are fairly common in Costa Rica, I am trying to find out where they came from and what engines they have.
Here in Argentina they have Peugeot engines!
Also the dealerships are required by law to provide a 30 day warranty on the engine and drivetrain.
Yes I know I will have to pay more at a dealership but if I go with the Suzuki dealership they could be better able to do any fixes before I settled on a price with them.
I figure I will have pay around $7000 for what I am looking for with less than 100k miles. More than the States but they keep their resale value.
Does anyone have anyone else have any Costa Rica Suzuki info?
Thanks!!
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