All the tricks and tips you need to know about the 2014 E-AMG

To start off the AMG huge market share in the luxury sports market. The rivals for the E-class are BMW M series and Audi S-line up.

These are some of the listed options that are available.

Features and tricks vary from different models. So right off the bat the car comes standard with leather interior the seats are heated and cooled for those hot summer days. The car also has 14 memory and seating system. You can open the trunk buy a push of a button your key or depending on your model even hands free trunk opening option is available by just putting your foot beneath rear bumper. The e-class comes with automatic 7 gears but there are also paddle shifters as well for those people who prefer to shift gears on their own. The Mercedes Benz also comes with voice command technology which listens to various different commands, such as Bluetooth, turn by turn navigation. The cars also have rear split-folding seats to increase cargo space. In the luxury package the car is also available in heated steering wheel.

When considering buying a car in the US it all depends on our foreign exchange dollar rate. Yes you can find the car cheaper in the US; this may be due to the tax being lower at some states. At the end of the day it all depends on the timing or the deal you get weather if it’s private or dealer/ retail price.
Let's start of by looking luxury car, let's assume we're buying the same model of the Mercedes Benz E Class in the US. It is actually listed cheaper on their website the e63 s 4 Mastic AMG cost in the US $99,770 and if a model listed at $110,000. Yes we do have to pay 13% tax on our purchases.

There are few things that you should consider when importing the car from the US.

• The dollar exchange rate (¢90) Canada
• Importing tax
• Registration of the vehicle fees
• Legal standard conversion from one country to another. Such a cluster gauge weather if it’s on kilometers or miles.
• Speed limiter ( not going over 140 kilometres in Canada)
• Customs

So let's say even if we are saving a few thousand here and there while importing the same vehicle, it's going to end up costing you the same thing. You just have to decide if it’s worth it to invest the time and effort of getting the car to Canada. Other factors can play a part in this as well such as gas expense, the kilometers that you're going to be putting on your vehicle, and of course your time. People do import cars from the US but mostly pre-owned vehicles.