>I would think that anything bought from another country will involve some element of tax to that country. Any business will have taxes built into its costs and so into the prices it charges. If I buy an American car (most unlikely except as a joke) I'm paying American taxes.
You will not be paying their local taxes. But at Customs you'll have to pay, at least, your local VAT. BTW, there are quite many people who have their car directly imported from the States.
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>>>YOUR country asks foreigners to pay your local taxes while ALL OTHER countries do not ask that?
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>>Prove that all other countries do not ask foreigners to pay local taxes.
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