Car Shipping,
Priced Once and Honoured

Price depends on distance, vehicle size, whether you choose open or enclosed transport, and the time of year. As a guide, most cross-country moves fall between $900 and $1,600 on open transport, while shorter in-state routes are usually $450 to $800. Enclosed transport typically adds 40 to 50 percent. Get an exact figure here — whatever we quote is what you pay.

Roughly 1 to 2 days in-state, 3 to 5 days regional, and 7 to 10 days coast to coast. Carriers work to federal driving-hour limits, so those windows are realistic rather than optimistic. We confirm a pickup window with you before dispatch.

Yes. Every carrier in our network is FMCSA licensed and carries active cargo insurance, which we verify before assigning your vehicle. Cover is included at no extra cost. You inspect the vehicle with the driver at both ends and you both sign the condition report.

Open transport suits most vehicles and is what dealerships use to move new stock. Choose enclosed transport if the vehicle is low-clearance, rare, recently restored, or valuable enough that road grime and stone chips would genuinely matter to you.

Carriers can generally accommodate up to about 100 lbs in the boot, kept below the window line. Personal items are not covered by cargo insurance, so nothing valuable or irreplaceable should travel in the vehicle. Tell us in advance so the carrier can account for the weight.

No deposit is taken to hold your quote, and you are not asked for payment before a carrier is assigned and a pickup window confirmed. If we cannot cover your route at the price quoted, we tell you rather than raising it later.