The EASY Way to Buy a Car in Panama!
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Ellen shares her experience using a Car Broker to help her buy a car in Panama. The car was delivered to her driveway.
We have recommendations for reliable and honest car brokers.
But you must be careful who you work with because, sadly, some will "gringo price" you. Развлечения
LOVED...."JUST DO IT" regarding moving to Panama!
It's good advice. Give Panama a try. You won't regret it!
Jackie you might have somebody take a look at what the year restrictions are on importing Vehicles about 5 years ago I drove a 1991 Ford Ranger from Boise Idaho to Panama ....I was able to get it titled registered insured and all the above no problem
Maybe the rules changed. We are being told the car cannot be more than 10 years old.
Encuentro 24 is where I got s car a couple of months ago.
How many people can be on a title?
Mucho thanks. 😊
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its sad to hear how car dependent they all are on that side of the Atlantic, except for a a few small spots. :(
If you live near a city, you don't need a car. But if you live far away from a city, like the lady in this video, you will need a car.
@@PanamaRelocationTours thats good to know. so there are cycle paths/good public transport in most urban areas of Panama?
If you life in the city like me it's best to have a car. I don't do public transportation, I'll use Uber to move around but it's good to have a vehicle as an option.
are there financin in panama as the usa
there is financing for some things (depending on your age),
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???has your health improved
Yes it has!
Mine too !
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I am half way through the video but I want to ask how did you comunícate with Miguel, do you know Spanish or does Miguel speak English. I probably have more questions, what is the best way to get more answers? Thanks a million for your information. ❤
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Thanks Ellen and Jackie… oddly enough, I am interested in buying a car through a car broker but for a Panamanian friend who doesn’t speak English. I am not there right now and would love to have contact info on Miguel or someone who does that service. I might have to get the guide and go from there. Well, Jackie… please let me know what you think. Thanks. ❤
I think I got my answer to the Spanish/English question… I was in Panama 4 times some 20 years ago and noticed many older people speak English because of the American soldiers who were stationed there taught them. At least that is what I heard from several older folks. Now I am older and am contemplating moving to Panama. Meanwhile, I am in Mexico and I seem stuck between staying here or going there. Many reasons to be in Panama that out weigh staying here in Mexico but it is tough as so many others would attest and must have similar stories like mine which I won’t share due to time and space. You Jackie are a Godsend and you have great guests like Ellen who I could listen to all day. Take care and thanks for everything ❤❤!!