How to Ship Your Imported Car to the USA
When importing a car to the U.S., one of the things you need to take care of is shipping. So, if you're wondering which shipping method is best for you, read on to find out.
Importing a Vehicle through a Registered Importer (RI)
If you're looking to import a nonconforming vehicle that doesn't comply with DOT standards, it must be imported and modified through a Registered Importer (RI). Read on to learn more.
What You Need to Know About the Clean Air Act
If you're importing vehicles into the United States, you must comply with the Clean Air Act. Read on to learn more about the Act and its requirements.
The 2 Agencies Regulating the Import of Vehicles into the U.S.
There are two agencies that regulate the import of vehicles into the U.S.: DOT and EPA. Read on to learn more about them.
Is Your Imported Vehicle Excluded from the Clean Air Act?
If you're planning to import a vehicle into the United States, read on to learn if you're excluded from EPA's Clean Air Act regulations.
7 Rare and Luxurious Cars You Can Import for Show or Display
Are you a car enthusiast? Here are 7 of the rarest and most luxurious cars that can be imported into the United States under the Show and Display rule.
Why Now is the Right Time to Import Vehicles into the U.S.
If you're looking to purchase a new vehicle in the United States right now, your best option would be to import it. Read on to learn why!
Importing a Vehicle into the U.S. Temporarily
There are five cases when you can temporarily import a vehicle into the United States with an EPA letter of exemption. Read on to learn more.
Importing a Car for Show or Display
There are a variety of reasons you might want to import a car for show or display in the United States. Find out everything you need to know, including what car models are admissible in the United States under the Show and Display Rule.
Importing Nonconforming Vehicles into the U.S.
Looking to identify whether your vehicle qualifies for importation into the United States? If it does not, it is identified as a nonconforming vehicle. We detail what you need to know - start the process to identify whether your vehicle is a conforming vehicle or not, and if not, how to import your nonconforming one.
