i based my reply on the knowledge i had. I know 2 people who imported cars into Thailand and i was unaware there had been a change in the law. Forgive me for trying to make a contribution to the board. From now on i will wait in the shadows for anyone making the smallest mistake and i will pounce on them like a sanctimonious cunt, as that is clearly how things operate around here 😏
must have been a change in the law then. It was certainly possible before as a friend imported a Mercedes gull wing a few years back, and it was obviously not a new car.
i know several people who have imported cars to Thailand, so that seems a bit of bad advice to be honest. I know it is pricey, but it can definitely be done.
how do you guarantee anything? You make a calculated decision and hope for the best. I've tried both variants of this scenario and the one that always works best is where a recommendation has been given. Generally speaking people running a business will try not to let down those who have vouched for their services because it affects future sales.
pretty simple really, he wants someone reliable, at a fair price and with a nice clean reliable car. You can't guarantee any of those things by 'sticking an arm out' on the street.