Shipping Cost from Evansville, Indiana to Mexico City

The cheapest kind of international car shipping is a RORO vessel. This shipping method is often more affordable for shipping cars than containers or air freight. However, it also leaves your vehicle more susceptible to damage during transport to your final destination.

It's usually cheaper to drive for shorter distances, but for long cross-country moves, shipping can become competitive or even cheaper when you factor in the "hidden" costs of driving (gas, hotels, food, wear-and-tear) versus the upfront shipping fee, especially if you're moving with others or have an unreliable car.

Yes, you can take your US car to Mexico, but you need specific documents (Passport, License, Registration), must buy Mexican car insurance, and if traveling beyond the Free Zone, you need a Temporary Vehicle Importation Permit (TVIP) from Banjército, which requires a deposit and proof of vehicle ownership/return. Your US insurance isn't valid in Mexico, so a separate policy is essential, and failing to return the vehicle before the permit expires leads to penalties.