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When I purchased my Volvo via Overseas Delivery, I was able to track the car as it made its way to the US. I searched some other Jaguar forums and found out we can do it for our cars too!
I just searched for my car via the VIN, and it was loaded on the ship in Southampton on March 22nd and is already halfway across the Atlantic! It is on the Asian Emperor and is scheduled to arrive in Baltimore on April 1st!
Here are the instructions I found on the other forum:
If you have your VIN you can track the actual vessel on the water using the following steps:
1. Click here and enter the VIN in the Cargo ID search box. Then hit "Track". This will give you specific ETA for leaving/arriving at port. It will also give you the name of the vessel carrying your car.
2. Click here and enter the name of the vessel in the search box on the left side of the screen. Vessels are only tracked within a couple hundred miles of the coast, so it won't work for vessels in the middle of the Atlantic, but you can see it leaving and arriving at port. If you live on the West Coast, it's also kinda fun to watch it pass through the Panama Canal.
I just searched for my car via the VIN, and it was loaded on the ship in Southampton on March 22nd and is already halfway across the Atlantic! It is on the Asian Emperor and is scheduled to arrive in Baltimore on April 1st!
Here are the instructions I found on the other forum:
If you have your VIN you can track the actual vessel on the water using the following steps:
1. Click here and enter the VIN in the Cargo ID search box. Then hit "Track". This will give you specific ETA for leaving/arriving at port. It will also give you the name of the vessel carrying your car.
2. Click here and enter the name of the vessel in the search box on the left side of the screen. Vessels are only tracked within a couple hundred miles of the coast, so it won't work for vessels in the middle of the Atlantic, but you can see it leaving and arriving at port. If you live on the West Coast, it's also kinda fun to watch it pass through the Panama Canal.