Get your free quote
Four short steps. You see a guide price as you go, and a coordinator calls you back with an exact quote. Complimentary pre-delivery detail on your first shipment.
Five steps. Every one documented.
The Bill of Lading signed at pickup records your car exactly as it was handed over. At delivery you check it against that same report before signing off.
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Tell us about the car
Route, vehicle and timing. You see an indicative price in under a minute, and a coordinator confirms an exact rate the same day.
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We match a specialist carrier
Only enclosed carriers with the right equipment, the right insurance limits and a history with comparable vehicles are considered.
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Documented pickup
The driver photographs every panel with you, records mileage and condition on the Bill of Lading, and loads on a lift gate.
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Tracked in transit
Your coordinator sends updates at every milestone, and dedicated shipments include a live GPS link you can share.
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Handover and sign-off
Inspect against the pickup report in good light, then sign. Anything new is recorded there and then, not argued about later.
Answers before you have to ask
If yours is not here, calling is faster than waiting on an email. A coordinator picks up, not a menu.
Shared enclosed transport typically runs $450–$1,050 for short regional moves and $1,650–$2,700 coast to coast. A dedicated single-vehicle truck is roughly double. Route, season, vehicle size and timing all move the number, and your coordinator confirms an exact rate before you commit.
An enclosed trailer carries two to six vehicles instead of eight to ten, uses more expensive equipment such as lift gates, and carries higher cargo insurance. You are paying for fewer cars per truck and a meaningfully higher level of protection.
Yes. We quote what specialist carriers are actually accepting on your lane, not a low number designed to win the booking. Nothing is added at pickup. If your details change, such as a non-running vehicle or a new address, we re-quote before dispatch.
A booking deposit secures your carrier once one is assigned. The balance is typically due at delivery. Business accounts can be set up on net terms.