As you have seen in the news, the United States Government is currently on a so-called “Shutdown”. Here you’ll find important information about what this means for you: Imports into the USA Due to the Shutdown, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has only a small number of employees working on pre-approving imports into the U.S. […]
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We hope you had a strong start on your 2019 goals. CFR has set some ambitious goals for 2019, and we are already hard at work to make them reality. But today, we are writing to say thank you. We made some great progress last year and we could not have done it without YOU. […]
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CFR just moved to a brand-new location in Hillsdale, New Jersey which is both more modern and closer to the port than our competition – ideal for processing your classic cars in the safest and quickest method possible. Check out our new location here: What you need to know: No interruption in our operations New […]
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Dear Valued Customer, This is an important update to a change in the tax law in the Netherlands. On January 1, 2019, imports of classic cars (30 years old or more) will be subject to a VAT rate of 9%, up from the previous 6%. Vehicles newer than 30 years old will continue to be […]
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Dear clients and partners, You may have heard the news — a 400-mile wide category 3 hurricane is heading toward Florida, expected to break landfall on Wednesday afternoon, October 10. A state of emergency has been issued in over a hundred counties in both Florida and Alabama. The brunt of Hurricane Michael is expected to […]
read more »The world of self-driving is on its way, and it will have a widespread impact on the economy and our lives. Many of these effects will be positive. However, it will also come with downsides. This article looks at the initial skepticism about driverless cars and some of the complex ways in which they will […]
read more »In August 2014, a law firm in Oklahoma began a class-action lawsuit for military service members who had lost their vehicles after attempting to transport them to or from overseas posts. Complaints were piling up about the shipper that was contracted by the Defense Department to perform this service. The attorneys projected that damages suffered […]
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