YOUR RESEARCHTransporting to Europe (X-post)
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Does anybody have experience with shipping their car from the US to Europe? I'm planning to move by thrn end of this month and would like to take my 2003 C4S with me. Does anybody have experience with Roll on/Roll off? It seems to be far cheaper then in a container... Also, any companies that are good for the money? Any things to be aware of? Thanks for your help, Allart
I'm doing the exact same thing but in April. Please post your findings. I'll be looking for info in the next 2 weeks and will do the same if I find anything JM
Sometime during the fall of 2003, the New York Times had an article on shipping cars to Europe and listed a number of companies that specialize. You can do a search on their web site, nytimes.com, and download the article for about $3.
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