Registering japanese car

[Vteckidd]

I'm pretty sure any county in Cali requires emissions. If you mean he transfers it to a county here with no emmissions, it goes back to if that county will accept a jdm vin.

But even at that it will never be fed legal. It will always be susceptible to seizure in the future

[Blitanicle99]

Well, apparently the rules have changed with the laws being the car must have a 22 digit VIN.

I "might" "happen" to know someone that provides legit titles however not in GA. They are a South East state and not in FL.

I'd rather not post about it however.



Either way, its expensive and a pain in the ass... Ive done it before on something a bit more expensive than a Honda.

My advice... stay away. Its such a hassle.

[Shift_2WIN]

Well, apparently the rules have changed with the laws being the car must have a 22 digit VIN.

I "might" "happen" to know someone that provides legit titles however not in GA. They are a South East state and not in FL.

I'd rather not post about it however.



Either way, its expensive and a pain in the ass... Ive done it before on something a bit more expensive than a Honda.

My advice... stay away. Its such a hassle.

Exactly! To the OP if you are going to go through the EXTREME AND EXPENSIVE hassle of importing something, it should be something rare we cant get here, b/c in the end its still just like all the Integras we have here except the RHD and maybe engine (I dont know much about Hondas). You can make a USDM Integra look just like a JDM Integra, and can buy the engine and put in your legal USDM Integra. Hell you could get a spec list of the JDM Integra, buy all the parts, buy a USDM Integra shell, install the JDM parts on your shell, and you will have a LEGAL JDM Integra. Only the body itself will be USDM, but you will be able to register it no problem, and you will still have spent less money than you would have trying to title it probably lol