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I lived in Honduras as a Peace Corps volunteer. My wife is also a Honduran.
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Wayne, Congratulations! It would be risky to drive there. Many of the roads are in poor condition and unsafe. There is a high risk that you would be robbed along the way too. You would not want
Keith, While Hondurans typically don't have a lot of disposable income, they do have a fascination with cars. Cars are often one of their greatest prides and joy. I actually think that you will be
Carter, I don't know how much cash you could technically carry into Honduras or if you would be charged a fee. My guess is that they don't have any rules or fees. Let me say this though -- DO NOT
Millie, I am not an expert on this, so you should check with your lender and talk to someone in the Mexican consulate. The following website discusses requirements for bringing your car into Mexico
Reed, Legally, you need to be 18 to drink alcohol in Honduras. I think you legally need to be 16 to drive a car in Honduras; but I am not certain. In reality though, these laws are loosely enforced

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