My Car Import have been importing vehicles to the UK from all over the world for the last 25 years. We offer customers wishing to import a vehicle into the UK an easy alternative to having to take on the process by themselves. We have built our business on a professional door-to-door service that covers every aspect of your vehicle import and stop the potential problems if you do not have our team to help you. We have the extensive and detailed knowledge required to make the decision to import a vehicle to the UK an easy one – we are here to offer the solution to import your vehicle to the UK.

If you’re relocating to the UK, purchased a car of any age from abroad or bringing your European car into the country, we’re here to help.

Use My Car Import for your vehicle import and you will be assured whilst we use our worldwide business to business network, industry knowledge and unique privately operated IVA testing facilities to quickly and cost effectively get you and your car back on the road here in the UK.
Wherever your vehicle is in the world, we will be able to handle every step of your import and registration process. We have a worldwide network of agents on every continent to give us up to date local knowledge and confidence wherever your vehicle is located.

We are the only car importer in the UK to have made a considerable investment in a DVSA approved IVA testing facility for our site. This means DVSA inspectors use our onsite testing lane to issue individual type approvals to our client’s vehicles. My Car Import has successfully performed Individual Vehicle Approvals (IVA) on thousands of imported vehicles.

Your vehicle will arrive at our premises and leave fully registered without the need for it to be driven to a DVSA centre. With our worldwide presence and ongoing commitment to all aspects of UK compliance, we are the market leaders in our field. Whether you are personally importing your vehicle, commercially importing multiple vehicles or trying to gain low volume type approvals for vehicles you are manufacturing, we have the knowledge and facilities to meet all of your requirements.

We are located in purpose built offices and workshops in Castle Donington, Derbyshire, in the East Midlands near Nottingham and Derby with easy access from the M1, M42 and A50. For our international clients we are 5 minutes drive from East Midlands Airport and will be happy to collect you on arrival. By rail please use the brand new East Midlands Parkway station.

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