i need to go to monyterry mexico, but what do i need to take my car??

Answer 1

Travel To Mexico?
There are specific fees, identifications and permits required when traveling across the Mexico/US border. Following the guidelines below should help make your trip simple and enjoyable.

If you're driving, you'll be able to temporarily import your car for a 180-day period. At the aduana, you'll need

1) the original certificate of title,

2) an affidavit from the lien holder authorizing the temporary importation of the car,

3) a valid state registration,

4) a valid driver's license issued outside of Mexico, and

5) Mastercard, VISA or American Express, in the driver's name.

IMPORTANT: Make sure you have Mexican Auto Insurance when driving into Mexico - the Mexican goverment (and police) do not recognize policies written by American Insurance companies, even if that policy has "Mexican" coverage.

Answer 2

Besides the official documentation, I would make the following recommendations. I am assuming that you are driving from somewhere in the US to Monterrey.

Make sure that you have serviced your car prior to your trip. Carry the usual emergency supplies that you would normally have when taking any trip. Check to see if your cell phone service provider will have service in Mexico.

Check your route before you leave. Plan to take "cuotas" whenever possible, and to drive during daylight hours. Leave your travel plans with someone at home.

It is always a good idea to carry some bottled water, toilet paper, and any other personal supplies that you might need. These take up very little room, but were you to break down on a lonely stretch of highway, you might need to wait a bit before help arrived, and these supplies might be helpful.

Finally, know whether the "Green Angels" will be patrolling the roads upon which you plan to travel and have their contact numbers with you.

We always like to anticipate smooth trips with no problems, but with just a little extra preparation, you will also be ready for any problem -- minor or serious -- that may occur.

Buen viaje!

Answer 3

You will need the following:
1) A valid Drivers License
2) Vehicle Registration
3) The Original Title of the Vehicle
4) Your Passport
5) A MasterCard, Visa, or American Express Credit Card

Although, the customs officials won't check for it at the border, you will need Mexican car insurance. Your US insurance isn't any good in Mexico.

Answer 4

At this time you need a drivers license and an official state notorized birth certificate, and your vehicle registration. Come Jan 07 you will only be allowed to cross the border with a US Passport.

Answer 5

nicely it quite is trouble-free to sell a motor vehicle... only take it and look for a customer. in spite of the undeniable fact that the shopper could have a tricky time with it. the shopper will would desire to bypass trough what it is asserted as "regulation". there are particular autos that isn't be able to be imported to the rustic and as a result you may have a tricky time advertising it. in case you desire to bypass trough the full regularization technique your self is amazingly lenghty. i've got faith it takes only approximately 6 months. while you're keen to bypass trough it then all you may desire to do is locate an agent alongside the border which will do the import regularization for you.

Answer 6

You need to check that your insurance in valid in mexico.

Answer 7

All the above were correct the last thing you will need is patience.