Right hand drive car in Canada eh!

[SnapeVEVO]

Actually in Canada you should be driving RHD vehicles as its a former British colony...but i don't know why you follow American style??

[adztermancoool]

derp derp... no way... the steering wheel is on the right!

[dogeatme]

Loving the cheap cars that are RHD. From aus.

[MARooNSUPRaMK3]

Thats a Nissan S13.....some people dont know shit about cars. I live in the states and see right hand drive 240's and a few nissan skylines

[Owen4004]

that is stupid in canada having steering wheel on right and road traffic on right what about buses passengers will have to get off the bus onto the road because the bus doors wont be by the side walk

[mich308]

I think that's a Nissan Silvia. RHD vehicles aren't super uncommon in Canada, especially in big cities like Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal.

[CHRCAR5]

i seen a jeep RHD in  Arizona

[GunsOfThePhoenix]

I live in the US and my neighbor has a Volvo he imported from the UK in RHD

[SpeedStik]

Haha RHD cars have been common in Canada since the 89 Models became legal back in 04/05

[electr0skeet]

s13

[quadracer111]

Lmao, not a big deal.... Im in Canada and own a skyline which is rhd...

[HIGHandFLYandRYE]

right hand drives in halifax are so popular right now..im also thinking of picking up a 1994 supra which is also rhd

[UKElliott]

Wow, you are a strange one. Have a look on the internet, you can see video clips of millions of RHD cars!

[rcpro17]

What's so amazing? Wtf? Is the person filming from mars?

[lamarr912]

It ain't a sight you see every day, eh?

[Highwaycrazy]

@lamarr912 We drive on the left side of the road in some countries.

[joey19930303]

@lamarr912 It is for me. But then again I have always lived in counries that drive on the left!

I'll get me coat...

[Seattlecarnut]

I've seen a couple of right-hand drive cars here in Seattle. Except for mail delivery vehicles, I've never seen any here in the USA. It's rather weird. I've visited England, where they're more common.

[Veikra]

ever heard of england, australia, new zealand or japan? hehehehehe.

[bored1980]

plus Thailand, Indonesia, South Africa, Nepal, East Timor, Hong Kong, India etc. :)

[atsidlm]

or the newest, the samoa islands, right on the internationnal date change line. They switched STREETS sides.

[joey19930303]

@Veikra In fact, I believe 65 countries drive on the left. Its interesting to note that there are several countries globally that officially drive on the right, but consist mostly of RHD cars for various reasons.

[Veikra]

@joey19930303 I was just listing those we are more likely to have heard of it. Yes, it's interesting to see counrty driving on the right with mostly rhd instead of lhd. It goes to show driving position isnt all that important. Just look at china vs macau and hong kong. china is left side traffic and macau and hongkong are right side traffic. Or check what just happened in the samoa islands :p

[joey19930303]

@Veikra China actually drives on the right while macau/hong kong drive on the left (being former portuguese and British colonies). Its funny to note you do find quite a few RHD cars in China near the border with Hong Kong, almost all of which are stolen and resold on the mainland!

Its not so much that driving position isn't important, but in Cambodia ~50% of cars are RHD because they are cheap to import/are stolen from Thailand and resold. In Burma, over 95% of cars are RHD for similar reasons.

[Veikra]

@joey19930303 that's what I said about china. left side traffic = right hand drive car. Still don't find driving position to cause any problems, except that having my first gear away from me is not as pratical.

[joey19930303]

@Veikra You've got it backwards mate. China - Right-side traffic = left hand drive car (as in the same as the USA).

Hong Kond/Macau - Left-sdie traffic = right hand drive car (as in the UK)

[Veikra]

@joey19930303 oh whoops, wrote it backward several posts ago and was wondering why you saying no and repeating what I though I said ^.^ . and yes cause hongkong was under british control when china became right sided in the 50s, so it remained that way. Sucks we can't get any RHD in Quebec because of the moratorium. It's one thing to import a car that's cheaper that local ones, but another when it's a car we've never had and can't buy any other way. :s

[joey19930303]

@Veikra Thats a shame. I guess you could have a RHD car converted but it wouldn't really be the same, would it?

[Veikra]

@joey19930303 It would scrap all the value of the car, since cuttting up a perfectly preserved collection car tends to do that.

[ryanescourse]

yea its definatly a nissan silvia or a 180sx with a silvia conversion not really a big deal theres all sorts of jdm cars in Canada lol

[cmarshall2008]

not a big deal

I am looking at a 1994 Celica right now that is RHD and I live in Ontario Canada..

Do you not see those often>

[olaosc]

Looks like its a Nissan Sylvia Being a RHD it will deffinalty be an import!