How to Buy
Import your car from U.S. auctions in 8 simple steps. We handle everything.
Share a link to the auction listing (Copart or IAAI) or describe the vehicle you're looking for. Our team will help you find the right car.
We calculate everything: auction price, buyer fees, towing, shipping, customs duty, and all other costs. No surprises.
Lock in your bid with a 10% deposit. This is fully refundable if you don't win the auction.
Our team places bids using our licensed broker account. You'll be notified immediately when the auction ends.
Complete your payment within the auction deadline (typically 48 hours). Pay in Naira via bank transfer or card.
We handle towing from the auction yard to the port, title transfer, and all export documentation.
Your vehicle ships via RoRo or container to Lagos. Track the vessel in real-time from your dashboard.
We clear customs at Apapa port and deliver to your location. Receive photos at every stage.
Important to Know
- • Auction vehicles are sold as-is. Review all photos and condition reports carefully.
- • Payment deadline is strict. Late payment forfeits your deposit.
- • Shipping times can vary based on vessel schedules and port congestion.
- • Customs duty is calculated based on vehicle age and engine size.
Frequently Asked Questions
8-12 weeks from winning the auction to delivery in Nigeria. Shipping takes 5-7 weeks, customs clearance 1-2 weeks.
Your 10% deposit is fully refundable. We'll help you bid on another vehicle.
Auction vehicles are sold as-is. We provide all available photos and condition reports. For high-value vehicles, we can arrange third-party inspection.
Bank transfer and card payments in Naira. We handle the currency conversion.
$200 flat fee covers bidding, coordination, documentation, and tracking. Shipping and customs are separate.