Your car is collected on the mainland, loaded on a vessel and delivered on the island. We arrange each leg and keep you informed in English or Spanish.
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Shipping cars to Puerto Rico is a three-part trip. A truck takes the car from your address to a mainland port. A vessel carries it across the ocean to the island. Then the car is released and delivered to an address in Puerto Rico.
Each part has its own schedule and its own paperwork, and they have to line up. That coordination is our job. You give us two addresses and a set of keys, and we tell you exactly what we need from you at every stage.
New to the process? Our Puerto Rico autoshipping page covers the service from the beginning.
Most owners never see this part of the trip, so here is what happens to your car between the port gate and the island.
We tell you which loading method applies to your shipment when you book.
The most common shipment: one booking, one pickup and one delivery on the island.
Moving with more than one car? We schedule them together when possible, so they arrive around the same time.
Dealers and fleet owners can send multiple units. Tell us how many and where each one is, and we build one plan for all of them.
A car is one of the most useful gifts you can send to the island, whether it is for a parent who needs reliable transportation, a son or daughter starting a new job, or a graduate.
Call us with the car's details and both addresses. If the car is financed or leased, ask your lender for an authorization letter now.
Gather your title, registration and photo ID. Wash the car and take dated photos of every side.
Empty the cabin and trunk, bring the fuel down to a quarter tank or less and turn off the alarm.
Walk around the car with the driver, review the inspection report together and hand over the keys.
We let you know when the car arrives. Once the excise tax is paid and the car is released, it is delivered to Point B.
Yes. Tell us how many cars you have and where each one is. We schedule them together when possible. Each car needs its own title, registration and excise tax payment.
Cars are usually driven up a ramp onto the vessel and strapped down on a vehicle deck, a method called roll-on/roll-off. Some routes use enclosed containers instead. We tell you which applies to your shipment.
Yes. Give us the name and phone number of the person who will receive it, and decide in advance whose name will be on the title and who will pay the excise tax. We explain what the receiver needs to bring.
No. Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, so the car does not pass through foreign customs. Puerto Rico does charge its own excise tax on vehicles arriving on the island, which is paid to Hacienda before release.
In most cases, yes, but it needs special equipment to load and unload. Tell us when you request your quote so we can plan for it.
As soon as your documents are ready. Demand rises around the holidays and other busy periods, so booking early gives you more sailing dates to choose from.
The price depends on the size of each car, the pickup location, whether the car runs and the delivery address on the island. Call (973) 277-6858 for a free quote in English or Spanish.
Call (973) 277-6858 and ask for Rodriguez. We answer in English and Spanish, 24/7, and your quote is free.
