I would try to contact Honda of America directly.I'm not surprised the dealer is neglecting to help you, most of them don't really care.

You will need to get the sticker issued directly from Honda of America (I would imagine).

http://automobiles.honda.com/information/c...-relations.aspx

 

Hmm I remember they don't check for that sticker.
Actually no one even checked to see I was actually importing a s2k.
Do you mean cdn tire won't pass the car and documents to send to riv?
If that is the case, I would try to reason with cdn tire.

 

Another suggestion is to get a broker involved. They may have some contacts to get this done. I can suggest one if you need.

 

Best option is to try and have the seller contact Honda of America and ask for the Statement of Compliance sticker. You will have an awfully hard time trying to get that as Honda of America does not like Canadians purchasing and importing their cars...

Good luck with the importing process, I am currently in the process of doing mine as well.

 

You know I can understand Canadian dealers getting upset with a person that imports and S2000 but the American dealers are selling a car. Do they really car where the car goes once they get thier money? I don't think so, they get to sell a car and probably not adhear to the warantee

 

^^ ya but i've heard that Honda America is coming down hard on dealers who sell to Canadians. They are really against bringing cars up to Canada. Also another thing I heard is that if they do sell it to a Canadian, it doesn't actually register as 'sold' on their systems, which effects how many cars they get sent to them the year after....something like that anyways..

 

^^^It's not just Honda. Before I bought my car I had called a Toyota dealership and a Carmax asking about used S2s they had, both said they wouldn't sell to a Canadian.

 

bunch of crap if you ask me...lol

 

 

You should have received a letter and a sticker that looks something like this after you imported your car and passed the inspection: