These car makers have the lowest destination charges, according to Consumer Reports

New cars are expensive enough. You don’t want to add on thousands to ship your car on top of your MSRP. 

Lucky for us, Consumer Reports compiled a list of the cars with the least expensive destination charges — meaning the price an automaker charges to ship your car from the factory.

Continue reading to see which made the list.

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You might be surprised to know that Mercedes currently has the cheapest destination charges among automakers. The German automaker charges $1,150 for all its cars and SUVs.

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Toyota $TM levies a $1,160 destination charge for most cars, according to Consumer Reports

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BMW adds a $1,175 destination charge to all cars and SUVs—not bad compared to many of its competitors.

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Acura levies a $1,195 destination charge for its Integra sedan, according to Consumer Reports.

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Honda $HMC has $1,195 destination charges for the Civic and Prelude, the lowest among its many models, according to Consumer Reports.

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Kia levies a $1,195 destination charge for its K4 and K5 sedans, according to Consumer Reports. That’s low compared to some of the automakers' charges for other models.

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Nissan has a $1,195 destination charge for its Z sports car, according to Consumer Reports.

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Subaru levies a $1,195 destination charge for its BRZ sports car and Impreza hatchback, according to Consumer Reports.

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Volvo has a $1,195 destination charge for its V60 station wagon, according to Consumer Reports.

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Mazda levies a $1,235 destination charge for its 3 sedan, according to Consumer Reports.