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In the US it seems like theft of parts is a lot more popular. Things like wheels, light housings, and catalytic converters are especially popular. Getting a car out of the country is a lot harder when you don't share land borders with eastern europe. When people steal cars they usually only use it for as long as it takes to commit another crime. A lot of the car chases are with stolen cars so police have no clue who is inside since running plates returns the owner.

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GP's link is to landrover.ca, implying Canadian origin - a country which does not share land borders with Eastern Europe. By the time a group is big enough to be fencing cars overseas, I wouldn't be so quick to discount their ability to move through a seaport.