Peru

Hi guys,

I'm getting a lot of mixed messages on this topic. Does anyone have resent (2017) experience with entering Peru with a car that is not registered in your name but with a legal document know as a 'poder'... any problems? If so... any solutions?

Gracias

FOR SALE NOW: SUPER-VAN FORD-ECONOLINE ,  FROM 2001.
I AM IN ECUADOR

The car:

• Year car 2001 FORD ECONOLINE
• CAMPER VAN (HAND MADE)
• Gasoline, V6, Automatic Transmission
• Mileage: 380,000 (which seems like a lot, but come look at how awesome the engine still is, and we have meticulous      service records)
• Fuel consumption approximately 10L/100Km
•Automatic gear (Parking - Rear - Neutral - Drive - 2 - 1)
• tired almost new ( 10.000 km used)

Additions:

FOR SALE NOW:  VAN FORD ECONOLINE ,  MEXICAN FROM 2001.

The car:

• Year car 2001 FORD ECONOLINE

• CAMPER VAN (HAND MADE)
• Gasoline, V6, Automatic Transmission
• Mileage: 380,000 (which seems like a lot, but come look at how awesome the engine still is, and we have meticulous service records)
• Fuel consumption approximately 10L/100Km

•Automatic gear (Parking - Rear - Neutral - Drive - 2 - 1)

• tired almost new ( 10.000 km used)

Additions:

• King size bed with blankets and covers.

Hey guys,

I have discovered a way to leave Chile with your Chilean car to all countries (including Peru). That's the information that I have gathered so far. Please correct me if I'm wrong or forgot some kind of aspect :)

This is a Canadian registered vehicle meaning easy paperwork and free movement between South American countries, which cuts a lot of hassle with Chilean registered vehicles. Will include ownership papers in your name and comes with three months insurance so turn up and drive away!

Hey there,

we are planning to travel through Colombia, Ecuador and Peru starting in August 2017. Therefore we are looking for a camper van (or any other vehicle to sleep in) for the two of us. Since its still a long time to go we are very flexible with the starting point and the itinerary of our trip. We kind of wanted to check out what the best spot for buying a van is.

So if you already know about selling your vehicle somewhen around August 2017 somewhere in the mentioned countries, we might be your hit ;-)

Starting from the 25th of January we'll reach Lima, last stop on on our South American travel. Sadly for us (but luckily for you) we'll place on sale our Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (1995) a.k.a “Hella Hella” in the city of Lima, Peru.

End of January we'll close the loop on our South American travel. Sadly for us (but luckily for you) we'll place on sale our Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (1995) a.k.a “Hella Hella” in the city of Lima, Peru.

End of January we'll close the loop on our South American travel. Sadly for us (but luckily for you) we'll place on sale our Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (1995) a.k.a “Hella Hella” in the city of Lima, Peru.

End of January we'll close the loop on our South American travel. Sadly for us (but luckily for you) we'll place on sale our Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (1995) a.k.a “Hella Hella” in the city of Lima, Peru.