Frequently Asked Questions

We can help you ship your vehicle to or from any state in the United States, including Alaska and Hawaii. We can also get you cheap auto transport services to or from overseas U.S. territories such as Guam and Puerto Rico. We do not provide international auto shipping services.

Your price will depend on a number of factors. Major factors that will impact your price the most are your pickup and delivery locations. Longer distances will typically cost more overall, but will cost less per-mile. What you are shipping will impact your prices as well. Small vehicles are cheaper to ship than larger vehicles. If you decide to ship with an enclosed carrier, that will cost extra as well. Lastly, when you ship can also impact your shipment. Speak to an agent to learn more about seasonal auto transport prices.

How long it takes to ship a car depends on a number of factors. Most shipments are completed within 3-5 days of pickup. Longer distance shipments will naturally take longer. Cross-country shipments typically take 7-10 days, though they can take upwards of two weeks depending on various factors. An agent can help you determine how long it will take to ship your vehicle on your specific route.

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The official answer to this question is no. However, most carriers do not mind if you put a few light objects in the trunk of the vehicle where they are out of sight. Any personal items must be kept under 100 pounds. More importantly any items in the vehicle will not be insured by the carrier, so you place them in the vehicle at your own risk.

Most customers will pay a deposit either upon dispatch (when a carrier is found) or at pickup. This is typically paid via credit/debit card. The rest of the payment will go to the carrier, and must be paid via cash, cashier’s check, or money order. Speak to an agent to learn more about payment methods.