Not that I know of. I know for us to get one from the US, we just have to ensure the car is admissible into Canada and then do the paperwork. The problem for us is the dealership not wanting to sell to us and also Toyota USA not willing to provide the letter indicating all recalls are done on the car. You also have to own the car for at least 3 business days in the US before bringing it across the border just cause that's how long it takes to process the paperwork once it's faxed to Canada
cars customs. Oh yeah, and lots of dealerships here say they won't honor the warranty. They basically say, if you don't want to buy it from Canada, and get it in the US, then go back to the US if you need any help. I know cause the US has vehicles or trims that I like which aren't available here and I have inquired. I want a manual SUV so I asked about the Hyundai Santa Fe just out of curiosity and found out that in Canada, you can only get manual in the FWD models, whereas in the US, you can get manual in the FWD and AWD
tire. Sucks that we get less options. However much I like how the new 4Runner looks, I don't see myself ever getting it though. My negativity towards automatics is too strong and that is basically the only thing holding me back from the new 4Runner. I have a Rav4 right now (wife's choice) and I absolutely hate driving it. I just can't stand an automatic and when it comes time to get another vehicle, I'll be looking at a 3rd gen 4Runner or a new Taco (hopefully they'll still have manual by the time that happens).
