Auto Shipping



Choose any of our Auto shipping teams below: Serving all 50 States and Military-wide, from Mainland Japan to Okinawa; and Europe to Alaska and Hawaii. 
 
 
U.S. Auto Shipping Teams
 
A1 Auto Transport Team
Call us at 1-888-230-9116 or request a quote HERE
We move vehicles, RVs, boats, motorcycles, and large equipment nationwide.
 
 
 

Montway Auto Transport Team
Call us at (224) 252-1217 or request a quote Safe HERE
Reliable Nationwide Auto Transport Shipping vehicles of all types across all 50 states.

 
 
 
 
Japan Auto Shipping Teams
 
Japan AutoSource Shipping Team
Mainland · Okinawa · CONUS. 30-years Shipping. importing and exporting JDMs. Get a quote HERE
 
Auto Yokohama Shipping Service from Japan
Shipping your DREAM car to your location, even Internationally. Get a quote HERE
 
ExJp Auto Export Assistance Team
Total export logistics support from ANY base in Japan to any port Stateside. Get a quote HERE
 
Prime Auto Shipping and Export
Looking for a reliable agent to ship your vehicle? From Iwakuni to World-Wide. Get a quote HERE
 
Shogun Auto Shipping
We can ship your current JDM, or Locate, Reserve, Buy, and Ship your new JDM World-Wide. Get a quote HERE
 
United Wheels Japan - Car Export Japan
United Wheels Japan provides World-Wide Auto Export. Get a quote HERE
 
Yoko Drive Auto Shipping
We'll Ship it Japan-wide, Okinawa, CONUS, and International. Request a shipping quote HERE
 
 
European Auto Shipping Teams
 
Trans Global Car Shipping
Fast Reliable Shipping of your POV back Stateside. Get a quote HERE
 
Shipping From the UK to the US
Learn the ins and outs of the process: Regulations, Considerations, and Restrictions HERE
 
 
 
 
All About Overseas Shipping🚢
 
Importing a Vehicle to the U.S.
If a vehicle is less than 25 years old and was not originally manufactured to comply with all applicable FMVSS (U.S. Spec), and/or was not so certified by its original manufacturer, it cannot be lawfully imported into the U.S. on a permanent basis unless NHTSA determines it eligible for importation.

Importation and Certification FAQs - NHTSA
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (.gov)
https://www.nhtsa.gov
 
Importation Details
To import a vehicle into the U.S. it must be a U.S. Spec vehicle. Current/late model vehicles are market-specific for the region that they are sold in and manufactured less than 25 years ago . Therefore, to import a current/late model vehicle, it would have to have the U.S. Spec designation.

On the flip side, vehicles manufactured for non-U.S. markets must be older than 25 years old, to be eligible for importation into the U.S.
 

Acquiring a vehicle from Germany
We have two teams in Germany who can help with the European market but they typically sell to Service/DoD personnel and families currently stationed in Germany. Logistically-speaking, unless you are in Germany, it would cost quite a hefty sum for such a process, which include shipping, Customs, and other paperwork. - So, really, U.S. Spec vehicles less than 25 years old are generally brought to the U.S. by Service members who are PCS'ing back to the U.S. from Europe.


Acquiring a vehicle from Japan
We have teams throughout Japan, and able to coordinate just about anything that hits the auction Market.  

All you would need to do is to let us know what catches your eyes or what you would like to coordinate getting a hold of.

Our teams would then work with you, providing you the available vehicle options, shipping options, pricing, etc, and provided that you are able to positively secure the vehicle acquisition process, then shipping process begins.
 
Japan to U.S. Shipping Cost
Car Shipping from Japan to USA on average starts at a cost of $1,800 USD to $4,000, depending on make and model of the vehicle and whether the destination in the USA is on the east or west coast. Below, our 2024 guide will explore everything you need to know about car shipping from Japan to the USA.?
 
 
General Costs Involved
Costs of shipping a vehicle typically include the following:

    • Freight and insurance charges when shipping your vehicle
    • Wharf, transport, storage and delivery charges after your vehicle arrives
    • Duties, taxes and fees, including the gas-guzzler tax
    • Cleaning the undercarriage of foreign soil
    • Registration and insurance requirements in the relevant US state or territory
    • Other charges such as import processing, customs brokers’, and logistics service provider charges
 
We dedicate ourselves to learning more, so anything that you may have a question about that is not covered, shoot us a message and let us know what's on your mind.  We will find the answers for you, or point you in the right direction to get the answers: Contact us
 
 
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