Differences between US and Canadian Camaros
Hey guys, this might be stupid, might not.
I know the Camaros were built in Canada but depending on destination (US or CAN) were the cars any different. To add some substance to my question i ask because when shopping would it make sense for me to also look in States? I am big on keeping money local but for something this big and expensive I can live with myself. Thanks all B |
Speedo reads in mph instead of kph although can be switched back and forth. If you buy a new US car and ship it to Canada you lose your warranty. Right now with the crappy Canadian dollar only worth $.75 US it's probably not worth it to buy in the States. When I sold cars in Canada the US dollar was worth less than or on par with the CDN $ so we made hay selling CDN cars in the US but used to get in trouble with GM for doing so.
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Mine is a US market car bought here in Canada.... As noted the speedo is different but is switchable. The bad news is it tops at 180 as opposed to 260 for Canadian KM/H... Car is not limited to that of course.... And gauges are in PSI on the console not metric ranges. Other than that have at it. I saved a pile of dough buying this car.
It had 180 KM (110 miles) on the clock and I saved 11K compared to a brand new one..... |
Also, the Canadian model is more polite. :sm0:
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Feel free to message me if your interested in tracking down a Camaro. ( new or used)
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The cdn speedo is numbered to 300.
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eu cars are different in many ways
auto headlight leveling.with washers 1le susspension parts different mirrors different tail lights. for some reason we get a better car lol |
Canadian Camaros with major medical issues come to the U.S. to get fixed quickly.
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Canadian cars tend to hibernate in the winter time eh.
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