What’s going on at the U.S.-Canada border when it comes to vehicle shipments—and what should you expect if you’re planning to ship a car across it? Over the past few years, auto transport services have become increasingly important for individuals and businesses moving vehicles between the United States and Canada. From snowbirds heading south for […]
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Is cross-border vehicle shipping compatible with sustainability goals in today’s climate-conscious world? The transportation and logistics industry, particularly cross-border vehicle shipping, has long been seen as a significant contributor to carbon emissions and fuel consumption. But the tide is turning. More companies are embracing eco-friendly strategies to align with global sustainability goals—and the sector is
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In today’s global economy, even small changes in trade agreements or tariffs can ripple across entire industries—including cross-border auto transport. U.S. policy shifts, retaliatory tariffs from Canada, and evolving USMCA compliance rules can make a once-straightforward vehicle shipment far more complex and unpredictable. If you’re moving a vehicle across the border, whether for business or
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When it comes to transporting your vehicle across international borders, the importance of professional assistance cannot be overstated. At US Canada Auto Transport, we understand the complexities involved in cross-border car shipping. Many individuals underestimate the true cost of handling this process without professional help. From potential delays to unexpected fees, the consequences of a
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At US Canada Auto Transport, we’ve spent years navigating the complexities of cross-border vehicle transportation. But beyond the logistics, there’s a bigger economic picture to consider—one shaped by rising tariffs and shifting trade policies. Grasping the broader economic effects of tariffs is essential, whether you’re a private car importer or a company dependent on efficient
When you’re planning to transport a vehicle across international borders, there’s already enough to think about—documentation, timing, and the right auto transport company, just to name a few. But lately, there’s another layer of complexity to consider: tariffs. Whether you’re moving between the U.S. and Canada or shipping a car to Mexico, changing trade policies
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Cross-border vehicle shipping between Canada and the United States continues to be a major part of the automotive and transport industries. As we enter 2025, updated regulations, documentation requirements, and compliance standards make it even more important to understand the vehicle import and export process. Whether you’re a dealer, individual, or business, this comprehensive guide
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Bringing a vehicle into Canada involves more than just driving across the border or arranging a shipment. While it might appear simple on the surface, the reality is that importing a car, truck, or SUV into the country is tightly governed by a set of evolving tariff rules—rules that could cost you thousands if misunderstood
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Thinking of bringing a vehicle into the U.S. from Canada or overseas? Maybe you’re relocating for work, buying a car you can’t find stateside, or bringing back a favorite ride from your travels. Sounds exciting—until you realize importing a car isn’t just about logistics. It’s also about tariffs. And depending on your car’s origin and
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Beginning from 3 April 2025, all vehicles assembled in Canada or Mexico entering into the United States are being subjected to a 25% tariff. Though President Trump has backed away from most of his “liberation day tariffs,” those that were imposed on the auto sector remain in place. The President’s ultimate goal is to bring
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