Originally Posted by
flubyux2
Whatever you say guy. Everything I mentioned is straiht from nhsta's website. Do some more searching and you'll find exactly what I posted. The vsa number is there and gives a description of what it entails. They also state that if a foreign car has already been appoved for road use in Canada, it's got a good chance of passing here if it's "significantly similar". It's all on their site if you dig deep enough.
yeah and this is from the NHTSA website also about titling a foreign car
Importation and Certification FAQ's Directory
NHTSA is not responsible for regulating the operation of motor vehicles on public roads in the U.S. or for titling or registering motor vehicles for such operation. That is instead the responsibility of the individual States. Some States may require a manufacturer's certificate of origin (MCO) or manufacturer's statement of origin (MSO) to register a new motor vehicle. These are not federally required documents. NHTSA, therefore, is not in a position to offer guidance to prospective vehicle manufacturers or vehicle purchasers on obtaining a needed MCO or MSO. Consumers with questions regarding these documents should direct those questions to their State’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Prospective manufacturers seeking guidance on obtaining MCO or MSO documents should contact the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) at 703-522-4201 or visit that organization's website at
http://www.aamva.org.