Generally, it is not cheaper to buy a car in Canada compared to the United States. Vehicles in the US often feature lower base manufacturer suggested retail prices, a larger volume of inventory, and fiercer dealership competition. Conversely, buying a car in Canada often involves higher sticker prices, shipping logistics, and mandatory provincial or federal sales taxes—such as the 15 percent Harmonized Sales Tax in certain provinces—that frequently make purchasing vehicles north of the border more expensive overall than buying in the US market.
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