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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, you have complete freedom of choice. You can search for lots yourself on major auctions like Copart, IAAI, or Manheim. Once you find a vehicle you’re interested in, simply send us the link or Lot number, and we will perform a preliminary analysis. If you prefer to save time, our experts can handle the search for you: we will select options based on your budget, technical requirements, and preferences, filtering out any questionable listings.

On average, the process takes between 30 to 60 days. The timeline depends on several factors:

  • The distance from the auction site to the US exit port (inland logistics).

  • Vessel departure schedules and port congestion.

  • The destination port (Poland, Germany, Lithuania, etc.). We do our best to minimize wait times and provide you with a container number for real-time tracking of the vessel.

We minimize your risks through a multi-level inspection process. Before bidding, we analyze the vehicle’s history for free using Carfax or AutoCheck reports. This allows us to see:

  • The number of previous owners.

  • Actual mileage and service history.

  • Details of previous accidents and insurance claims. Additionally, we evaluate damage through photos and, if necessary, can order an independent physical inspection directly at the auction site.

 

We handle all the documentation prep for you. Our team prepares the full set of US export documents (Title, Bill of Sale, Bill of Lading). Actual customs clearance takes place in the destination country. We provide all the necessary paperwork to your broker or can recommend trusted professionals to help you navigate customs quickly and correctly according to current tariffs.

Yes, we highly recommend insurance for your peace of mind. While we only work with proven logistics lines and ensure secure container blocking, maritime transport always involves certain risks. At the client’s request, we can arrange an insurance policy that covers risks across all stages: from warehouse loading in the USA to arrival at the destination port.