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Has anyone had experience with a car purchase on the French side? No resident/ US citizen- we have the info for the Dutch side, just no info for if our address is on the French.
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No help for you on the French side hut curious as well as to how a non-resident can buy a car on either side for a seasonal visit.
What is the story for the Dutch side?
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No Info either but we looked into it briefly. We own a condo on the Dutch side and visit several times a year. Found it sounded like a giant hassle!! Registration and insurance is one thing and what if you arrive and it doesn’t run. Decided To just rent every visit.
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Kim--that makes sense. It's really hard on a car to sit for a couple months at at time, then run for a week, then sit again. Not sure, but sounds like the original poster is moving to the island?
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Never mind it being hard on the car just sitting, but unless it is garaged, it would be a huge target for vandalism. Especially on SXM.
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