Car/Vehicle Shipping Cost from Dublin to Mexico City

Driving is usually cheaper for shorter distances, but for long cross-country moves, the cost difference shrinks, and shipping can become comparable or even cheaper once you factor in gas, lodging, food, wear-and-tear, and your time, making the decision depend on distance, vehicle, your schedule, and budget. Driving saves money on carrier fees but adds wear on your car, while shipping costs more upfront but saves time, fuel, and stress.

The cheapest international car shipping method is usually Roll-on/Roll-off (RORO), where your car is driven onto a specialized ship, costing less than containers but offering less protection; for more security with shared costs, consider a shared container (consolidation), while air freight is the most expensive but fastest, and platforms like uShip or Shiply help find competitive quotes from reliable carriers.

Import the vehicle using a Customs Broker : There is a process to legally import a car by paying the relevant duties and import taxes and getting Mexican plates for the vehicle. You might need to export the vehicle and re-import it. You'll need a Customs Broker to guide and assist you with this process.