Vehicle transport in Germany — and across the DACH region.

LOGICAR is a vehicle logistics provider based in Pinneberg, in the Hamburg metropolitan area. We move single cars, vans and commercial vehicles across Germany, Austria and Switzerland — either driven on their own wheels by a vetted driver, or loaded onto a transporter. Every job includes a photo condition report at collection and delivery, live tracking, and a fixed price quoted before you commit.

Before you get in touch

We answer in English. The rest of the site is in German.

Enquiries by phone and email are handled in English. Everything else — the detailed service pages, the online order form and the handover paperwork — is in German, and the drivers on the road speak German.

We would rather say that up front than have you find out at the point where it matters. If your German is limited, write to us by email: that way you have the quote and the terms in writing and can read them at your own pace.

The service

Two ways to move a vehicle.

Which one applies depends on whether the car is registered and roadworthy — and on whether you mind it gaining mileage.

01

Driven on its own wheels

A vetted driver collects the car and drives it to the destination. This is the cheaper option because no transporter is tied up for the route. The vehicle does gain real mileage.

  • Requires valid registration and a roadworthy vehicle
  • Usually the faster option to schedule
  • Photo condition report at collection and at delivery

02

Loaded onto a transporter

The vehicle travels as cargo. This is the option for cars that are not registered, not roadworthy, or that should not gain mileage — a new car, a classic, a lease return being valued.

  • Works without registration or roadworthiness
  • No additional mileage on the odometer
  • Digital consignment note (e-CMR) valid across the EU

Where we operate

Germany, Austria, Switzerland.

Those three countries are regular operation: we quote them, we schedule them, we drive them. Our base is in Pinneberg, just outside Hamburg, so northern German collections start without a long approach — which shows up in both the price and how quickly we can schedule.

Other European countries are handled on request. France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Italy and Poland come up regularly. We will tell you honestly whether a route works and what it takes, rather than accepting it and sorting it out later.

Liability cover for the transport is held with R+V Allgemeine Versicherung AG and applies in the EU, Switzerland, Norway and the United Kingdom.

How to get a price.

01

Send us the details

Collection and delivery address, make, model and year, whether the car is registered and roadworthy, and your preferred date or window. Email is the practical route if you would rather have everything in writing.

02

We quote a fixed price

Every job is calculated individually — there is no flat rate. You get a binding fixed price before you commit, and it holds as long as the details of the job do not change.

03

Collection and tracking

At collection the driver documents the condition with photos and a digital signature. From then on you can follow location, status and estimated arrival without phoning to ask.

04

Delivery and proof

A second condition report is taken at delivery in the same structure. Both records stay available as evidence, which is what settles any later question about when a mark appeared.

Questions we get from abroad

Do you speak English?

Enquiries by phone and email are handled in English. The website, the online order form and the handover paperwork are in German, and the drivers speak German. If your German is limited, email is the better route — you then have the quote and the terms in writing.

Can you transport a car from Germany to another EU country?

Germany, Austria and Switzerland are regular operation. Other European countries are handled on request — France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Italy and Poland come up regularly. Tell us the two addresses and we will say honestly whether the route works and what it takes.

How much does it cost to transport a car in Germany?

There is no flat rate. The price depends on distance, on whether the car is driven or loaded, on the vehicle class, on how urgent the date is, and on how easy the two addresses are to reach. We calculate each job individually and quote a binding fixed price before you commit.

Can you move a car that is not registered or not roadworthy?

Yes, as cargo on a transporter. Driving a vehicle on its own wheels requires valid registration and roadworthiness; without them the car travels loaded. Tell us the status when you ask for a price, because it decides which of the two methods applies.

Is the vehicle insured during transport?

Yes. Carrier liability cover is held with R+V Allgemeine Versicherung AG and applies in the EU, Switzerland, Norway and the United Kingdom. Note the distinction: ordinary motor third-party insurance covers damage to others, not damage to the vehicle being moved — that requires exactly this kind of carrier liability cover, which standard policies routinely do not include.

I am relocating to Germany. Can you collect my car abroad?

Routes into and out of Germany from neighbouring countries are handled on request rather than as regular scheduled operation. Send us both addresses and the vehicle details and we will tell you whether we can take it and what the fixed price would be, instead of accepting first and checking later.

How do I place an order if the form is in German?

Email transport@logicar.cloud with the collection and delivery address, the vehicle, its registration and roadworthiness status, and your preferred date. We reply in English. The online order form is in German and its address lookup is limited to Germany, Austria and Switzerland, so for anything outside that, email is the way.

Where is LOGICAR based?

Dingstätte 8, 25421 Pinneberg, Germany — in the Hamburg metropolitan area. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00 Europe/Berlin. There is no branch office in Hamburg itself; the short approach to northern German collections comes from where the registered office sits.

Tell us the two addresses.

Collection address, delivery address, the vehicle, and whether it is registered and roadworthy. That is enough for a firm price.