PhoenixImports

Please have a review of the feedback on www.nissansilvia.com and / or other sources on the internet. Thanks; Team Phoenix. www.phoeniximportsaustralia.com

Then your workshop is possibly telling you porkies. Most common problem is when they hit their 100 plates and have to wait for the next available one to roll over. Sometimes the wait is way 2 long; We have had cars for our own stock waiting for plates for over a month!

Good on ya mate for your artful dodge, we wont get right down to that at this point, but id have a talk to someone who knows law and re-read your post out aloud again. And to those who doubt us, have a go at enquiring about this process, call dotars as we often do, and you'll find out it is VERY possible to import without a CAMS licence of any sort when specifically for motorsports use. Therefore saving us all having to read what is obviously only your opinion, not based on education. As also stated by other brokers above, it CAN be done. At no point are we spaming this forum as you so think, just defending or integrity and clarifying this thread.

In reference to what was posted on ns.com: Cars can legally be imported for track use, either by following the scheme that has been suggested above, or via writing to DOTARS, and detailing your requirement for motorsport purposes, also entailing your history, plans for future events, current and upcoming commitment in detail. You wont have hassles in importing a car for race/rally use if this is followed. Either way IS approved by the DOTARS, and is a legitimate way of importing a race/rally car for motorsports use. In reference to Shan's comments, I would really suggest you reconsider what you write on the internet, as you are slandering a licenced motor car trader/company in victoria Shan, And serious repercussions are to be had. This is not the first time you have done this either, and it has been documented. Thanks.