- - Inspect the car for any damage and have these repaired.
- - Take out any personal items from the car, as these will not be covered by insurance.
- - Make sure that the car is clean and free of dirt or debris.
- - Check that all the fluids in the car are full and tires inflated to correct pressures.
- - Leave a small amount of fuel in the tank.
- - Disconnect the battery.
Step 2: Find a shipping company
- - Obtain quotes from several companies and check the services they offer and compare their prices and coverage options and read reviews from previous customers.
Step 3: Book the shipment
- - Once you have chosen a shipping company, you will need to book the shipment and select the shipping methods.
- - You will also need to provide the company with the details of the car, including the make, model, year, size, and weight.
Step 4: Prepare the shipping documents
- - The shipping company will provide you with a list of the documents that you will need to prepare for shipping.
- - These documents may include the car’s title, registration, and insurance, a bill of sale, and any other relevant documents.
Step 5: Deliver the car to the shipping port
- - Once you have prepared the car and the documents, you will need to deliver the car to the shipping port.
- - The shipping company will give you instructions on where to deliver the car and when.
Step 6: Ship the car
- - The shipping company will load the car onto a shipping vessel and transport it to the destination port in UK.
- - The shipping process can take several days to weeks, depending on the destination and the shipping method.
Step 7: Receive the car at the destination port
- - Once the car arrives at destination port in the UK, you will need to clear customs and pay any applicable duties and taxes.
- - You will also need to arrange for the car to be transported from the port to your desired location.
