The more you call on the services of an experienced professional for your SHELBY car import to Canada who knows the most complex adSHELBYstrative and customs procedures, the more the vehicle of your choice purchased across the Atlantic will gain in added value and be delivered to you intact and as quickly as possible!

Motorimport shares with you its roadmap and repatriation, the details of its à la carte missions and the many advantages of an adapted US car import from Canada, a vehicle chosen online and purchased on the spot: a tailor-made post-purchase service essential for a safe and supervised transport to your place of residence. Your SHELBY car dealer in Canada will give you/them a fresh start!

Importing a vehicle from Canada to France: customs duties and VAT Customs duties and VAT are payable on all new or used SHELBY Canada vehicles imported from outside the European Union. These are 10 and 20 % respectively on the value of the vehicle. Normally, customs will apply these rates to the price stated on the invoice. However, if this appears to be undervalued, the market value may be taken into account. If you are importing a personal vehicle as part of a move to France from your SHELBY import vehicule Canada, the owner is exempt from these import taxes. In all cases, you need to visit customs to obtain the 846A certificate. This document is essential for registering a vehicle imported from outside the EU. If your Canadian car comes from an EU member state, you will need to obtain a tax clearance from your tax office.

Registering a Canadian car in France: the procedure With the 846A (or quitus) in your pocket, it's now time to start the process of registering your vehicle from Canada. Apart from a few exceptions, your car will not have a European certificate of conformity. This means that you will need to apply for a single vehicle approval (RTI) via your DREAL or DRIRE. This applies whether the vehicle comes from Canada or Europe. Foreign RTIs are not recognised in France. So a vehicle from Canada registered in Germany will still have to follow the French approval procedure for your SHELBY car import into Canada. To pass the RTI, you must first request a certificate of non-conformity from the manufacturer. This document lists the vehicle's technical specifications. It will enable the DREAL officials to see whether the vehicle meets the standards, any technical modifications that need to be made, etc. The DREAL may request a visit to the UTAC. For vehicles from Canada, this is the norm. UTAC carries out tests, particularly in terms of emissions, noise and braking, to ensure that the vehicle meets the European standards of your SHELBY Canada. Technical changes may be requested from your SHELBY Canada import.

How to register a car from Canada in France through your SHELBY car dealer in Canada. We will guide and advise you in order to successfully import a Canadian vehicle into France and obtain the French registration document for your imported vehicle. The procedure for registering a non-European vehicle is similar to that for a European vehicle, except for the vehicle approval part. See below for the procedure for registering your vehicle in France.

Step 1: Customs department to collect the 846A clearance certificate Once the vehicle has been brought into France by you or a forwarding agent, you will have to pay customs duties and VAT. Firstly, you will have to pay 10% in customs duties based on the purchase price of the vehicle. Then you have to pay French VAT at the rate of 20% on the basis of the purchase price of the vehicle and the customs charges. Let's look at this cost in more detail: Purchase of a FORD MUSTANG for €50,000 Customs duties: 50,000 x 10% = €5,000 VAT: (50,000+5,000) x 20 % = €11,000 The total amount payable is €16,000.

The price of your vehicle will therefore cost you €50,000 + €16,000, i.e. €66,000 or the cost of repatriating the vehicle to France. Once these costs have been paid (VAT + customs duties), you will receive the SHELBY Canada import clearance certificate. Without this certificate, it will be impossible to register your vehicle imported from Canada in France. Step 2: Approval of the vehicle: manufacturer's certificate of conformity SHELBY import vehicule Canada This step is very important and sometimes very costly. You need to prove that your vehicle complies with very strict European standards. Your vehicle must be type-approved. This involves obtaining an individual type-approval from the Dreal in your region. You'll need to compile a technical file and a certificate of conformity (non-compliance or partial compliance). The Real will carry out the mandatory tests for noise, simplified braking, field of vision, pollutant emissions, weighing and interference suppression, as well as bringing the vehicle into compliance, and finally validating it with the Dreal inspector. At the end of the process, you will receive an acceptance certificate for your SHELBY Canada import.