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Door-to-door auto transport across the US

Car shipping, door to door, at one all-in price

Tell us where your car is and where it needs to be. We arrange the carrier, handle the details, and keep you posted until it's in your driveway.

  • Open and enclosed carriers
  • Carrier partners we vet
  • One all-in price

Get your car shipping quote

Takes about a minute. One all-in price, no deposit, no obligation.

  1. 1Route & date
  2. 2Vehicle
  3. 3Contact

No credit card. No deposit to ask. A real person replies.

How shipping a car with us works

The full process, step by step →
  1. Blue conventional car-hauler tractor with an empty trailer at a truck stop
    Step 1

    Get your price

    Tell us the pickup and delivery ZIP or postal codes, the vehicle and your dates. You get one all-in number for door-to-door transport.

  2. Empty car carrier deck with tie-down straps laid out for the next load, other carriers in the yard behind
    Step 2

    Book your window

    Choose a pickup window that works for you. We match your car with a carrier partner that's actually running your lane.

  3. Driver tightening a ratchet strap over a pickup's tire to secure it to the carrier deck
    Step 3

    Hand over the keys

    The driver inspects the car with you, records its condition on the bill of lading, and loads it.

  4. Open car carrier with a pickup, a crossover and an electric sedan on the top deck, parked along a tree-lined street
    Step 4

    Meet your car

    You hear from us along the way. At delivery, check the car against the pickup report, sign, and drive off.

What “all-in” means here

Car shipping quotes have a reputation for changing after you book. Ours is built the other way around. The price covers transport from your door to your destination, the carrier's cargo insurance while your car is in its care, and, on trips between Canada and the US, the customs handling at the border.

If something about your shipment would change the price, like a car that doesn't run, a lifted truck, or an address a car carrier can't reach, we raise it before you book, not on pickup day. The pricing page walks through every factor.

Red two-level open carrier fully loaded with new sedans in a sunny parking lot

Why we don't chase the lowest quote

The lowest number in a stack of car shipping quotes is often a price no carrier will actually accept. That's how cars end up waiting a week for a truck. We price your shipment to get it on a truck in your window, and we tell you plainly what moves the number, so you can decide what's worth paying for.

How car shipping costs really work
Wheel strap cinched over the tire of a white truck on a blue car carrier deck

Auto transport services

From a daily driver on an open carrier to a collector car under cover, here's how we ship.

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Heading south for the winter?

Every fall, cars head from New York, New Jersey, Boston, Chicago and Michigan to Florida and Arizona, then come home in spring. Ship yours, fly down, and have it waiting. Book both directions at once and the spring rush is already handled.

Coming down from Canada? We handle the cross-border paperwork too.

Snowbird car shippingPlanning the trip home

Popular car shipping routes

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Cities we serve

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Northeast & Midwest

Your logistics partner, not another truck

We don't own trucks, and we don't pretend to. We arrange your shipment with independent carrier partners, and our job is choosing the right one and staying on top of it until your car is delivered.

More about how we work · Who actually moves your car · How to check us out

Run a car hauler? Haul loads with us.

Driver in a high-visibility jacket measuring the overall height of a loaded car carrier with a telescoping pole
  • Steel locking pin and deck rail on a car carrier, with a hatchback secured behind it

    Checked before dispatch

    Operating authority and insurance are verified before a carrier is assigned to your car.

  • Blue tractor and open trailer carrying nine cars and SUVs, seen from above in an industrial yard

    Matched to your lane

    Your car goes with a carrier already running that corridor, which is how pickup windows stay realistic.

  • Close-up of the ratchet mechanism and tie-down straps on a car carrier deck

    Paperwork done right

    Bills of lading, gate passes and, for cross-border trips, the customs package.

  • Driver checking a pickup's position on the upper deck of a car carrier in a dealership lot

    One team to call

    Questions go to people who know your shipment, from quote to delivery.

Quick answers

How much does it cost to ship a car?

It depends mostly on distance, the lane, the size of the vehicle, open versus enclosed, and the season. Long trips cost more in total but less per mile, and busy snowbird months cost more than quiet ones. Our pricing guide explains every factor, and a quote gives you the actual all-in number for your car.

How long does car shipping take?

There are two parts: the pickup window (usually a few days from your first available date) and transit. A trip of a few hundred miles is often one or two days on the truck, and coast to coast is commonly 7–10 days. Read how long car shipping takes for the full breakdown.

Is my car insured while it's shipped?

Your car is covered by the carrier's cargo insurance while it's in the carrier's care, and we check that insurance before a carrier is dispatched. Any damage should be noted on the bill of lading at delivery, before you sign.

Do I have to be there for pickup and delivery?

Someone you trust does, with the keys. They'll walk around the car with the driver and sign the inspection. It doesn't have to be you.

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