Why Classic Cars Need Special Shipping Classic vehicles are often more fragile, more valuable, and harder to replace

Shipping a motorcycle internationally is a bit more involved than simply loading it on a truck — especially when you’re shipping overseas, across long distances, or you have a high-value bike

Shipping a car, motorcycle, boat, or heavy machinery overseas is usually smooth — but customs can sometimes cause unexpected delays

Importing a car, bike, boat or heavy machine into the EU involves more than just shipping costs: you’ll almost always face customs duties and VAT (Value Added Tax), plus possibly registration taxes and technical compliance costs. Understanding these charges ahead of time helps you budget accurately, avoid surprises and plan wisely. Key Terms & Concepts to Know Customs duty (Import duty): A tax on goods imported from non-EU (third) countries; the rate depends on the product, origin and trade agreements

When it comes to international vehicle and equipment transport, there’s one reality every shipper faces:no matter how reliable the logistics plan, nature and world events can still rewrite the schedule. From hurricanes and heatwaves to canal blockages and port congestion, weather events and global disruptions have become a major factor affecting shipping times and costs

The Caribbean region offers a robust market for American-built and used boats — from pleasure craft and yachts to fishing vessels. With its thousands of islands, hundreds of marinas and strong demand for U.S. quality craft, exporting boats from the USA to the Caribbean is a viable opportunity — provided the logistics, customs and shipping are handled professionally. Market & Trade Statistics According to the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), U.S

In recent years, the African automotive import market has been increasingly shaped by vehicles sourced from the United States. From rugged SUVs to used pickups, American cars are playing a key role in meeting a growing demand for mobility across the continent. For logistics and export companies like All Cargo Export, understanding this trend offers strategic advantage in routing, packaging, and destination-services.   The Numbers Behind the Opportunity According to export data, U.S

The United States has long been not just a major manufacturer of vehicles but a key exporter. For companies like All Cargo Export, understanding the leading destination countries for U.S. exported vehicles helps target markets, tailor logistics and maximise efficiency. In 2024–25, U.S. vehicle exports reached approximately US$59.2 billion. US Import DataBelow we identify the top ten countries importing vehicles from the USA, discuss what makes each market attractive, and highlight relevant trends to guide your logistics strategy. 1

According to data from Statista and the International Trade Administration, luxury vehicle imports into the Gulf region grew by over 11% in 2024, with the trend continuing in 2025.   The UAE alone imported more than 92,000 luxury vehicles last year, while Saudi Arabia saw an 18% increase in high-end car registrations.   The top imported models include: Rolls-Royce Cullinan Bentley Bentayga Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG Range Rover Autobiography Tesla Model X and Model S   This growth is supported by

In the world of international trade, Free Zones — also known as Free Trade Zones (FTZs) or Special Economic Zones (SEZs) — play a crucial role in making vehicle export faster, more affordable, and more flexible. From Jebel Ali Free Zone in Dubai to Savannah’s Foreign Trade Zone No

Whether you’re shipping a car, motorcycle, or heavy equipment overseas, you’ve probably come across logistics terms that sound complicated — from “Bill of Lading” to “Demurrage.” This complete glossary of international logistics terms by All Cargo Export breaks down the most common words and abbreviations used in global trade, so you can ship with confidence and understand every step of the process.   A Agent (Freight Agent) — A person or company that handles shipments and logistics

In 2025, South America has emerged as one of the fastest-growing destinations for U.S. vehicle exports, driven by increasing demand for SUVs, pickup trucks, and American-made electric vehicles (EVs).   With new trade routes, lower tariffs, and expanding port infrastructure, the region now represents a major opportunity for U.S