What Does a Legally Imported Motorcycle Mean?
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A legally imported motorcycle refers to a vehicle that is imported through formal customs channels, sold by authorized dealers, with purchase tax paid and licensed, allowing for immediate name transfer and ownership changes. These motorcycles are primarily sold by officially designated dealers, though some unofficial stores may also offer them, potentially with minor differences in warranty coverage. Below is an introduction to legally imported motorcycles: 1. Price: Legally imported motorcycles are very expensive. This high price is largely due to tariffs. Firstly, a legally imported motorcycle must be declared with an import license, accompanied by a customs import certificate and an inspection certificate from the port of entry. 2. Taxes: From import to individual purchase, imported motorcycles are subject to tariffs, value-added tax, and consumption tax. The combined tax rate for an imported motorcycle is nearly 70% of the vehicle's total price, which is why the cost of legally imported motorcycles remains high.