Exporting a Ford Bronco from the US to Australia: 2026 Cost
The Ford Bronco's off-road heritage strikes a chord in Australia, where adventure SUVs sell well.
A Bronco entering Australia faces about 5% duty plus 10% GST on the customs value, duty and freight.
US-bought Broncos appeal because the model is scarce locally and US prices are competitive.
The full cost breakdown
Plug in your own purchase figure — everything below the vehicle scales only modestly with value. All amounts are researched 2026 estimates in USD.
| Vehicle (purchase price) | $55,000 |
| Seller-side export documentation | $150 |
| Ocean freight | $3,200 |
| Marine insurance (~1.5%) | $825 |
| Australian duty of about 5% applies (an FTA may reduce it) | $2,951 |
| 10% GST applies on the customs value plus duty and freight | $6,198 |
| Customs broker & port handling | $830 |
| Type-approval / inspection | $2,500 |
| Inland transport & registration | $1,500 |
| Estimated all-in landed cost | $73,154 |
Compliance & the fine print
Import eligibility runs through SEVS or RAWS, and a right-hand-drive conversion may be required for road registration. Compliance plating must precede state registration.
Frequently asked questions
Will a Bronco need RHD conversion in Australia?+
A right-hand-drive conversion is commonly required unless an exemption applies.
What duty applies to a Bronco into Australia?+
Duty is about 5% of the customs value, though an FTA may reduce it.
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