How does a Mexican working in the USA take a new car back to mexico and sell it?

How does a Mexican working in the USA take a new car back to mexico and sell it?
The process for an American to take an American car into mexico is fairly cut and dry. A tourist card and temporary import permit for the vehicle avaliable at the border. Proof of citizenship, car title (or pink slip) and registration must be produced, along with the driver鈥檚 license, to a Banj茅rcito Bank at a Mexican Customs office. The fee to process the permit will be approximately $25.00 A bond must be posted of US$200 to 400.00 depending on the model of the car, to ensure foreign made vehicles will be taken out of the country at permit expiration date. American cars cost about 50% more in mexico. I'm a car salesman, help me to convince Mexicans that taking their money home is best done in a new American car or truck. What does it take to register an American car in Mexico?

My husband is from Mexico and his brother-in-law's brother takes vehicles down to Mexico to sell quite frequently. From what I know, the vehicles do have to be 10+ years (though I have heard that that law has changed and newer cars are allowed). Also the majority are trucks, I don't know why, but I think most people take trucks down there as they sell better.

Are you stupid man what the hell.....you are only adding to the problem of illegals!!!!!!!!!

You've got it down real good on American's bring down cars to MX. From what I understand [living in MX 15 yrs] is that ONLY vehicles 10 yrs or older are permitted into MX by Mexicans. The reasoning I heard is that usually they buy a Chevy S-10, Dodge Dakota or Toyoya small Pick up to drive to work when they are working in the fields or whereever. By alowing them permission to bring it back home to MX doesn't upset the Mexico car dealers as much as what you suggest. Hope this helps . . .