Shipping Cost from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Lagos

Shipping a car from the U.S. to Nigeria typically costs between $1,100 to $8,000+, depending on the method (RoRo is cheaper, Container more secure/costly), port, vehicle size, and extra charges like customs, with RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) averaging $2k-$5k and container rates starting lower but adding up for luxury cars. Expect to pay extra for inland transport, insurance, and Nigerian customs/port fees, and ensure the vehicle is under 15 years old and not right-hand drive.

The cheapest way to ship a car is typically open transport on a multi-car hauler, exposing it to the elements but saving significantly over enclosed shipping, with further savings from booking in advance, choosing terminal-to-terminal, and being flexible with dates, or even driving it yourself for short moves. Compare quotes from several carriers and brokers to find the best deal, especially if you can wait for off-peak times or multi-car loads.

Shipping from the USA to Nigeria varies widely in cost, from around $10 for small packages via USPS to hundreds or thousands for larger cargo, depending heavily on speed (days vs. weeks), carrier (USPS, FedEx, DHL, or freight forwarders), weight, size, and if you need door-to-door service, with major factors being air freight (faster, pricier) vs. ocean freight (slower, cheaper for bulk), plus potential Nigerian customs duties/taxes (5% VAT + more). Expect smaller air packages to start at $80+, while large pallets by air might be $3-$4+ per lb, and large ocean shipments (like cars/containers) can be thousands.