Vehicles
Cars & motorcycles
Collected at one address, delivered to another
Cars and motorcycles moved by road between the Nordics and the Baltics, in both directions. Running or not running. Collected from the seller's address, delivered to yours.
Vehicle transport · Nordics to and from Baltics
Move a car or motorcycle between the Nordics and the Baltics
Collected from the seller's address, a dealer or an auction yard — and delivered to yours. Running or not running, in both directions. Tell us what and where.
We reply within 24 hours — same business day if you contact us before 12:00.
Vehicle quote · 2 steps
Get a price
Tell us what the vehicle is and where it needs to go. No obligation, and no account to create.
Vehicle
Contact
Step 1 of 2 — the shipment
Request received
We reply within 24 hours — same business day if you contacted us before 12:00.
- Cars and motorcycles
- Running or not
- Seller, dealer or auction yard
- Norway customs arranged
01 — Vehicle transport
What we move
Cars and motorcycles by road between the Nordics and the Baltics, in both directions — and within each region. One contact from collection to delivery.
02 — Condition & collection
The four things people ask before booking
A non-runner is a normal job here, not an exception. What matters is that we know before the truck is assigned.
Running or not.
A vehicle that does not start is a normal job, not an exception — tell us when you ask for a price.
Rolls and steers only.
It needs to roll, steer and brake, and we need the keys so the steering lock can be released. Say so when you request a price and we arrange a truck with a winch.
Where we collect.
A private seller's address, a dealer or an auction yard — all standard. We need the address and someone who can hand over the keys.
Before we load.
Empty the vehicle — personal items are not covered during transport. Battery connected, handbrake free, tyres holding air: those are the things that stop a loading.
03 — Process
How it works
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STEP 01
Tell us the route.
Where the vehicle is now, where it needs to go, and whether it runs.
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STEP 02
We come back with a price.
Within 24 hours — same business day before 12:00.
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STEP 03
We collect.
From the seller's address, the yard, or your door.
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STEP 04
We deliver.
To the address you give us, in the Baltics or the Nordics.
Customs · Norway
Norway sits inside the EEA but outside the EU customs union.
That means a shipment to or from Norway needs customs clearance, while a shipment between, say, Sweden and Latvia does not. We arrange the formalities as part of the job.
- Declarations
- Export and import declarations prepared for the shipment, in both directions.
- Duty and VAT
- Assessed when the vehicle is released into free circulation in the EU. The customs value includes what the transport itself costs — worth knowing before you agree a purchase price.
- Temporary plates
- Norwegian temporary plates are valid in Sweden, Denmark and Finland only. They do not cover a drive into Latvia, Lithuania or Estonia — which is exactly why most Norwegian purchases travel on a truck.
- One contact
- Customs is part of the job we arrange — not a separate arrangement you have to make.
04 — Questions
The things people ask first
Q1Do you move vehicles that do not run?
Yes. It needs to roll, steer and brake, and we need the keys so the steering lock can be released — tell us when you request a price and we arrange a truck with a winch. Make sure the battery is connected, the handbrake is free and the tyres hold air; those are the things that stop a loading.
Q2Do you collect from a private seller's address?
Yes — collection from a private address, a dealer or an auction yard is standard.
Q3Do you cover Norway even though it is not in the EU?
Yes. Norway is in the EEA but outside the EU customs union, so those shipments need customs clearance. We arrange it.
Q4What about insurance?
Cover is confirmed with you when the shipment is finalised, before anything moves.
Q5Can I leave belongings in the car?
No — please empty the vehicle before collection. Personal items are not covered during transport.
Q6Which countries do you serve?
Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark to and from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia — plus movements within the Nordics and within the Baltics.
05 — Lanes
Where these vehicles usually travel
Seven countries, every pair in both directions, plus movements inside the Nordics and inside the Baltics.
7 Countries
Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark to and from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
Lane pages are published where there is something real to say about the route — the crossing it uses, whether customs applies, and what changes on that leg in winter.
Get a price
Tell us what and where.
We reply within 24 hours — same business day if you contact us before 12:00.
Daugavas iela 38, Mārupe, Mārupes novads, LV-2167, Latvia