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Driving and buying a car in Brazil/South America?
We are looking to buy a car in Brazil in February and driving it around South America.
Does anybody know if this is possible legally and how easy it would be. Also is it mandatory that the car be sold in Brazil again or could we sell it in Venezuela?
As the previous one put, first confront the (dis)advantages of the sell/ rent options.
Brand new car is far more expensive here than in US.
How much do you expect/ want to pay (at max) to a new car?
how big would it (need to)be?
Which is your planned port of entry in Brasil?
if Rio, you should consider the roads (mainly if Federal ones) going further north gets worse and worse. Petrol station and maintainance (emergency repairment) is also more difficult as far as you aproach the way to Venezuela. Of course the just mentioned detail applies both in rent/ buy cases. But if you are not covered by a good insurance company, which by renting you can have easierly as(if all of you are in a condition of) a foreigner, you can wonder how deep you may go in troubles;
To cash, once here, there will be lot of taxes and the limit is observed by your banks once in a tourist condition.
with a few dozen of dollars (which you must claim at the customs if wanted to bring from home) you can buy cars in a easy way directly -like pay and road- at the used, second hand retail shop ones. Still a few of them would accept credit cards.
And your car documents will be sort of illegal if you not transfer it in your name, which is a bit beaurocratic and I guess as tourists you would not be able to do it, since it requires lots of documents; or at least, will demand more time than expected to put all in regular status, spoiling your schedules. you can have the car in other people's name but will be difficult to prove the one is yours if having some issue with the police patrol.
major State capital cities have Avis, Budget, Hertz and other multinational companies alike.
Find some Brazilian nut who wanna join your trip will make all way smooth. Remember: everything may have the Brazilian way if you have money, so the wax, either the law once you wanna skip it.
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