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If by "they are absolutely everywhere" you mean "I've seen one of them in 25 years of living here", then I agree.
by chihuahua 3y ago
If by "they are absolutely everywhere" you mean "I've seen one of them in 25 years of living here", then I agree.
- mdtusz 3y agoForgetting that BC exists entirely. If you search "Kei" on Craigslist Vancouver, there's currently 37 postings, and they're constantly being imported here. I see them in Washington as well, although those may be Canadians just visiting.
- theluketaylor 3y agoA notable difference being in Canada you can import vehicles at 15 years old rather than 25. There is a decent flipping trade in Vancouver to import JDM vehicles while they are Canadian eligible but not US, hang on to them for a while, then sell them south once the 25 years are up.
- PhasmaFelis 3y ago> Forgetting that BC exists entirely. I mean, you forgot that the PNW outside BC exists, so it seems fair.
- allenu 3y agoAt least in some parts of Seattle, you do see them a lot. In my neighborhood of Ballard, for instance, I can go for a walk and see three of them parked on the street.
- RandallBrown 3y agoWe must be neighbors (or close to it) because I think I know exactly where you're talking about.
- Izikiel43 3y agoI saw one yesterday in skagit valley
- rootusrootus 3y agoIt probably varies quite a bit by which part of the PNW we're talking about. They're exceedingly rare in Oregon (and I'd bet they're visitors from Washington or BC), I haven't seen one in many years.
- FpUser 3y agoI enough of those in Toronto right in the area where I live
- blincoln 3y agoThey seem to be popular in rural areas of Western Washington. I saw several while visiting the San Juan Islands last year, and have spotted them fairly frequently on the Olympic Peninsula - along with other fellow RHD Japanese imports like the Mitsubishi Delica and Nissan Skyline.