It sounds like you are going to change your residency status which will have implications for your US and Swiss tax declarations as well as for import of personal effects.

You might want to read some of these threads:

Importing Used Car Personal Effects Into Switzerland
Buying new car from US? (now that $=Franc)
Tax to get car into CH on car owned for less than 6-months
Car import: Regulatory Question
Importing Car from US
car import from USA
Importing the Badest American Sports Car
Bringing 2 Toyota vehicles from US (Maryland) to Geneva: insurance w/US plates?
Car Import
Questions on importing a car--warranty and six-month ownership requirement

So, since I am a dual citizen, and assuming I meet the 6 month qualification, do I have to pay the VAT or not?

Anyone have experience with brokers?

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If I consider purchasing an Audi direct from the factory in Germany for export and take delivery here in the US then bring it back over to CH ....is this just crazy talk???

I don't believe Audi has such a program. On the other end, Volvo, BMW, and Mercedes have a very nice European delivery program. Saab also but do they still exist?
Porsche's Euro delivery program sucks. They even make you pay more for it and pocket the savings.
A few years ago, I bought a Volvo through their European delivery program. I took delivery in Sweden and 10 weeks later, I got the car in San Francisco. The airfare and hotel bills were paid by Volvo. It was also a very good deal on the car. The car was a piece of junk but that is beside the point!

But with the sad state of the automobile industry in the US, I think that you can probably save more money by haggling over a car that is sitting right now on a dealer's parking lot.

Dual citizenship is not residency. Its residency that satisfies the requirement not citizenship.

BTW, the Legacy wagon is no longer sold in the US (since MY2008). Now it's either the Outback wagon or the Legacy sedan.

Thank you all for your replies.

I have to only add...what about infiniti g37, it looks like the us g37 is CHF30,000 less than the CH g37...seen any over there? thoughts?
still looking for awd and nice mid level luxury, would love TDI but almost impossible to find here...
thoughts?

The G37 is a great car for the money in the USA but I question the wisdom of importing one here even if you are prepared to pay the VAT and go through the hassle of getting the lights, speedometer etc. modified to meet Swiss regulations. If you do get one, I would opt for the AWD version but I think this only comes with an automatic gearbox. Depending on where you live and how much time you want to spend going up to ski resorts, you could find this a bit impractical in the wintertime. But with the dollar at 1.09 CHF you will save almost CHF25,000. I do see a few Infinitis on the roads here but with a sticker price of CHF65,000 plus I guess people with that kind of money to spend opt for an Audi or BMW

Did you end up bring over the Accura? Did you have a Navi? I have my TSX here, (which I had no problem with at Strassenverkersamt btw.)

The only problem is with the built -in GPS, I can't track down a dvd with Euro maps! Any info would be greatly appreciated.

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