Which auto transport do you use for shipping cars?

[Maverick2023]

It doesn't have to be with the Maverick. I just need a reliable company. List them here if you will. Thanks.

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[VNOMUS427]

I've had several cars shipped and I'll think you'll find that most "automotive shipping companies" are simply brokers, they don't actually do the shipping. They simply enter an order into the nationwide system and coordinate the resulting bids. Unless of course you go with something like Horseless Carriage, but that might be a little bit of overkill for a Maverick!....

 

[NJBob]

Has a not so great experience with one of them. My MR2 had an issue with the SMT Trans. No one around here knew how to fix it including Toyota. Sent it to a place in Michigan. After many appointments failed to show to pick up the car. However he lost a ramp to load it on the trailer. He used a sign post as a substitute for the ramp. I should have chased him off. But the car did arrive succssefully. These places are brokers so you never know what your gonna get.

 

[Johnkn]

VIP and Reliable are at the top of my list, I've done multiple coast-to-coast enclosed transports.

OP, it would helps to know what you are shipping, where, and your expectations..

Good luck....


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[CTYankee]

For classic cars, I've used enclosed via InterCity Lines but that's on the expensive end of shipping.

I've also used Online Shipping Marketplace (uship.com). Post what you are shipping from where to where and you'll get price quotes from transport companies and brokers. You'll also see their reviews to help you make a selection. I've used the site multiple times and have never had a problem.

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