Are you looking to ship your car to Turkey safely and without stress? All Transport Depot Inc., a fully licensed FMC NVOCC (License #021693), manages the entire process from pickup to delivery. Car shipping to Turkey typically costs between $1,200 and $3,000, depending on the vehicle size, shipping method, and U.S. departure port.
We specialize in RoRo and container car shipping to Turkey from all major U.S. ports. With competitive pricing, reliable sailing schedules, and expert support, we ensure your vehicle is shipped efficiently and hassle-free.
Car Shipping Methods
When shipping a car, you can choose between RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) and container shipping. The best option depends on your vehicle type, budget, and level of protection required during transit.
RoRo Shipping
Ideal for running vehicles
- Drive-on, drive-off convenience
- Lowest cost option
- Faster shipping times
Container Shipping
Dedicated container for vehicles.
- Full container, maximum security
- Space for cars, machinery, or items
- Weather-protected and safe
Air Shipping
Quick and safe air freight for vehicles.
- Door-to-door or airport-to-airport delivery
- Suitable for cars and luxury vehicles
- Get full protection for your vehicle
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⚓ Turkish Ports
We provide reliable vehicle delivery services to all major ports across Turkey, ensuring smooth customs clearance and efficient import processing. Your shipment can be routed through several key ports, each offering strategic advantages for international car shipping:
Port of Istanbul (Ambarlı):
Turkey’s largest container port complex and a primary gateway for vehicle imports, serving Istanbul and surrounding regions. Ideal for both RoRo and containerized auto shipments.
Port of Izmir (Alsancak):
A major port on the Aegean Sea, commonly used for vehicle imports destined for western Turkey. Known for efficient handling and strong inland connections.
Port of Mersin:
One of Turkey’s most important ports on the Mediterranean, suitable for shipments heading to southern and central Anatolia. Offers modern facilities and reliable customs processing.
Port of Gemlik:
Located near Bursa, this port is popular for automotive imports and exports and is well-suited for RoRo shipments, especially for commercial vehicles.
📑 Documents
Shipping a car requires essential documents such as the original title, identification, and purchase invoice. Our team assists you in preparing all necessary paperwork to ensure smooth processing at the port.- Original vehicle title
- Government-issued ID
- Bill of sale/purchase invoice
📑 Import Rules
We guide you through Turkey’s customs regulations, port requirements, and vehicle import procedures to ensure your shipment is fully compliant and hassle-free.
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Import regulations vary for Turkish residents and non-residents
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Vehicles imported permanently are subject to customs duties and taxes
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Temporary vehicle imports are allowed for foreign residents under specific conditions
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Customs duty, SCT (Special Consumption Tax), and VAT may apply depending on vehicle type and engine size
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Vehicles must meet Turkish and EU technical and emissions standards
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Customs clearance must be completed through a licensed customs broker
🧰 How to Prepare Your Car
Preparing your car includes a simple checklist: remove personal items, reduce fuel levels, and document the vehicle’s condition. Following these steps helps avoid delays and ensures your car is ready for safe loading and transport.- Remove personal belongings (shipping of cars excludes personal effects unless in a container)
- Leave less than ¼ fuel tank
- Provide export docs
- Inspect and photograph the vehicle
✅ Why Choose All TransportDepot?
When you ship car with All TransportDepot, you benefit from:
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FMC Licensed & Bonded NVOCC (#021693)
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20+ years of international car shipping experience
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Nationwide U.S. pickup from all major cities
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Affordable, competitive rates with no hidden fees
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Full insurance options for peace of mind
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Expert support with documentation and customs compliance
👉 We ensure your vehicle arrives safely and on schedule.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to ship a car to Turkey from the USA?
The cost to ship a car to Turkey from the USA typically ranges from $1,200 to $3,000, depending on the U.S. port of departure, shipping method (RoRo or container), vehicle size, and destination port such as Istanbul, Izmir, or Mersin. Sedans generally cost less, while SUVs, trucks, and luxury vehicles may cost more.
For the most accurate pricing, use our Car Shipping Rate Calculator or request a custom quote.
What is the cheapest way to ship a car to Turkey?
The most affordable way to ship a car to Turkey is usually RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) shipping. It’s cost-effective for running vehicles and commonly used for standard passenger cars. All Transport Depot offers transparent pricing with no hidden charges.
How long does it take to ship a car to Turkey?
Average transit time from the USA to Turkey is 4–6 weeks, depending on the U.S. departure port, vessel schedule, and destination port. Additional time may be required for export documentation and customs clearance upon arrival.
What are Turkey’s car import rules and restrictions?
Turkey has detailed vehicle import regulations. Key points include:
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Import rules differ for residents vs. non-residents
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Customs duty, Special Consumption Tax (SCT), and VAT may apply
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Vehicles must comply with Turkish/EU standards
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Temporary imports are allowed under specific conditions
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Clearance must be handled by a licensed customs broker
Understanding these rules helps avoid delays and unexpected costs.
Should I choose RoRo or Container shipping?
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RoRo Shipping: Best for operational vehicles and the lowest-cost option
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Container Shipping: Offers extra protection and is recommended for luxury cars, non-running vehicles, or shipping multiple vehicles or personal items
Our experts will help you select the best option based on your needs and budget.
Can you ship non-running or damaged vehicles to Turkey?
Yes. Non-running, salvaged, or damaged vehicles can be shipped to Turkey using container shipping or special loading equipment. Additional handling or port fees may apply depending on the vehicle condition.
How is the shipping cost to Turkey calculated?
Shipping rates are based on:
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Vehicle size and weight
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Shipping method (RoRo or container)
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U.S. departure port
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Destination port in Turkey
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Current ocean freight rates
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Optional services such as inland transport or special handling
Can Turkish auto dealers import multiple vehicles through your service?
Yes. We work with Turkish auto dealers, exporters, and bulk buyers, offering discounted rates, fast documentation, shipment tracking, and dedicated account support for high-volume imports.
Does All Transport Depot offer inland vehicle pickup in the USA?
Yes. We provide nationwide door-to-port transport throughout the United States. Whether your vehicle is at a dealership, private residence, or auction such as Copart, IAAI, or Manheim, we can arrange pickup and delivery to the export port.
Do you assist Turkish buyers with purchasing vehicles in the USA?
Yes. We assist buyers in Turkey with:
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Vehicle sourcing
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Auction access
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Pre-purchase inspections
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Export preparation
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Shipping and documentation
This ensures a smooth and secure import process from the USA to Turkey.
How do I get a free quote for car shipping to Turkey?
You can request a free, instant quote using our online calculator or contact our team directly. Provide the vehicle year, make, model, pickup location, and destination port, and we’ll send you a detailed cost and transit-time breakdown.
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📧 Email: ship@alltransportdepot.com
📲 WhatsApp: +1 (470) 791-4497
📞 Phone: +1 (678) 528-5794
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