Typically, shipping a car from the US to Europe starts around $750 for a compact and runs up to around $2,000 for a full-sized SUV, so for a sedan it would probably be a little more than $750, unfortunately this does not cover the hidden fees or additional fees.

The best place to start to figure out the cost and the procedure will be with the moving companies themselves. http://www.intlmovers.com/ is a good site to start and to help with finding international movers that help you plan your international move, from packing, to shipping, to relocating your entire family.

However, you should also keep in mind that unless you are a diplomat or military person with special import status, you will very likely not be allowed to bring a car into the host country with you. In countries that will allow you to import a vehicle, you may face significant costs for shipping, modifying the vehicle to meet local standards and customs duties. If you still wish to give it a try, begin with the host country’s Embassy to learn about import restrictions. You can locate various foreign embassies’ home pages at http://embassy.org/
Source(s):
http://www.costhelper.com/cost/home-garden/ship-car-overseas.html
http://www.travelwithyourkids.com/moving-abroad/moving-abroad-importing-exp...

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Starting price is 750 and goes up to 10000
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I shipped my Tacoma from Texas to Spain with Crowley Auto Transport. went really smooth. Just a little paperwork with customs to deal with. $1497 all inclusive.
Source(s):
http://www.crowleyautotransport.com/

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