Canada has a huge range of cars, and a fair few of them end up on our containers. Some are coming home with people who are moving back to the UK, others have been bought because you simply cannot get the same thing here. These are the ones we see most.
Ford F-Series
A Canadian favourite for decades, from the Ranger up to the F-150 and the heavy-duty Super Duty. They are tough, they tow, and they are a common sight on our yard. Bear in mind the bigger trucks are big: measure your driveway before you ship one.
Honda Civic
Long one of Canada's best-sellers, and for good reason: economical, reliable and easy to live with. People moving home often bring theirs rather than sell it and start again.
Toyota RAV4
One of the most popular compact SUVs in Canada. Roomy, safe, comfortable and capable off the tarmac, with strong resale values, which is why it is worth shipping rather than selling.
Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra
The other big pickup names. Powerful, well equipped and built to work, and very hard to find in the UK, which is exactly why people ship them.
Tesla Model 3
Popular in Canada's cities, with a good range and plenty of tech. If you are shipping an electric car, just mention it on the quote form.
Jeep Wrangler
The off-roader everyone recognises, and a favourite with Canadians who like getting off the beaten track. Wranglers are a regular on the boat to the UK.
Shipping from Canada
Most cars from Canada travel in a shared container, and the journey usually takes four to eight weeks. As a guide, shipping from Canada starts from £2,175, built from a year of real jobs. Your quote will use current rates and cover collection, customs and unloading at our site.
Cars from Canada usually pay 20% import VAT and 10% duty, unless you are moving to the UK with a car you already own, in which case Transfer of Residence relief can make it tax and duty free.
