International logistics
Know the landed cost before you commit
Every component of the estimate is labelled with its basis, source and confidence. Where we do not hold a verified rate, we say it needs a quotation instead of inventing a number.
How we move vehicles
Shipping methods
The method you choose changes transit time, cost and the paperwork involved. Parts and body kits travel separately by courier.
Container shipping (shared or exclusive)
Most economical for a single vehicle; 5–8 weeks typical transit.
Roll-on / Roll-off
Drive-on vessel service; 4–7 weeks typical transit.
Air freight
Fastest option for high-value or urgent vehicles; 5–10 days.
Courier (parts and accessories)
Parcel service for parts and body kits; 3–8 days.
Road transport (within Europe)
Enclosed or open transporter across Europe; 3–10 days.
Tracked milestones
What you will see, and when
Only milestones recorded by our logistics team — or received from a connected carrier feed — are shown. Nothing is projected ahead of the vehicle's actual progress.
- 1Order Confirmed
- 2Payment Verified
- 3Preparation
- 4Documentation Prepared
- 5Collection
- 6Export Processing
- 7Departure
- 8International Transit
- 9Destination Arrival
- 10Customs Clearance
- 11Local Delivery
- 12Delivered
Documentation
Customs paperwork we coordinate
Vehicle exports need consistent documentation. We prepare and hand over what the destination requires, and tell you what you must provide.
- Commercial invoice and packing details
- Export declaration and customs entry
- Certificate of origin where applicable
- Bill of lading or air waybill
- Vehicle specification sheet
- Inspection report where supplied
- Insurance certificate when taken
- Delivery note on release to the customer
Import regulations differ by country and change over time. We confirm the requirements for your specific route in the shipping quotation — we do not publish blanket customs promises.
Request a shipping quotation
Tell us the route and the vehicle and our logistics team will issue a formal, confirmed quotation against your lead.
Shipping and landed costs are indicative until a formal quotation is issued. Duties and import taxes are assessed by the importing authority.