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I lived in Honduras as a Peace Corps volunteer. My wife is also a Honduran.
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| Eduardo Feliz | 05/25/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks again Paul and my best wishes ..... |
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Tracie, There are fees to bring the car across the border and get it registered in Honduras (if you plan on keeping it there). Check into Mexico and Guatamala but I don't think they will charge you
Tracie, While I can't provide insight on finding a shipper here are a few things that may help you with you decision on whether or not to bring your car there. - If you want to buy a truck there
Eduardo, This one is a bit outside my expertise unfortunately. I would encourage you to find someone in Honduras (perhaps you could make contact before arriving) to help you expedite the paperwork
Eduardo, Cars are generally more expensive in Honduras if you buy them there. There are hefty tariffs to bring new cars into the country and used ones are expensive because someone imported them.
Rick, First let me start off by saying that I am not an immigration attorney and your daughter should consult one to determine what the best course of action is for her. I can tell you about my experience

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