1953 — At the destination port

Cars we watched pass through spent a median of 11 days here — range 1–36 days, measured across 655 cars.

Time at this stage

11 days

median · range 1–36 days · 655 cars measured

There right now

544

tracked iX3s · median 9 days so far

What it means

The ship has docked — your car is back on land, parked at the destination port. BMW’s own tracker shows the same “at the port” status it used before the crossing; this site tells the two visits apart from the car’s history, so you can see the crossing is behind it.

What happens here: unloading, customs clearance, and processing at the port’s vehicle center. This stage can hold for days or even a few weeks — especially in a launch wave, when thousands of cars land together — and none of it is visible in the feed until the car is released inland.

Where it sits in the pipeline

every status BMW publishes, in order

← 195 In transit 1955 In transit to the dealer →

Watching one of these codes yourself? Bimmer Tracker follows your own order stage by stage and pushes you a plain-English note every time BMW moves it. See the app →