Except selling a used car usually requires a lien check and for the car to be lien free. No exporter, or frankly most any other buyer, will buy a used vehicle with a lien. I guess that stops it from being exported but also stops it from being sold.Put a lien on the car for 1$ , it can’t be exported with a lien on it.
A few dealers are doing this to stop people from exporting the car.
Are you selling a stingray or Z06?No export for 1 year and 15000kms. If it stays in Canada it's no problem to sell it early. At least that's how I understood it.
Does the lein just fall off once the year is over or do you have to file to get the lein removed? I am asking because my 2023 c8 will be one year this month and i lost my job and need to sell my car. I Paid cash for it so once I sell, it can all go towards my mortgage.Put a lien on the car for 1$ , it can’t be exported with a lien on it.
A few dealers are doing this to stop people from exporting the car.
I had a printout from my dealer when I picked up my car on May 14 that said 6 months.The agreement I signed was 1 year or 12k mileage whichever came first. I have 5 months left. I knew the deal and will honor my commitment. Easy as I have no interest in selling at this point.
That really sucks. I feel for you. Been there . You may find some information pertaining to this on this site . I didn’t dig too deep but it looks to be the place to start. I hope it works out for you. This is for New Brunswick. I’m pretty sure you will find the info you need here .Does the lein just fall off once the year is over or do you have to file to get the lein removed? I am asking because my 2023 c8 will be one year this month and i lost my job and need to sell my car. I Paid cash for it so once I sell, it can all go towards my mortgage.