We evaluate over 20 top-tier firms and narrow it down to 4-6 that align best with your needs. Our comparison takes into account a range of criteria, with the primary ones being cost, licensing, and customer reviews. We also consider other variables such as the kind of trailer (open or enclosed), trailer dimensions, the extent of insurance protection, the company's tenure in the transport sector, the earliest available shipping dates, and potential discounts for military personnel, clients shipping multiple vehicles, and those who are repeat customers.

Our service is completely complimentary. There's no fee for obtaining a quote through our platform. Furthermore, the majority of the businesses we partner with practice transparency in their billing process. They typically don't ask for prepayments or demand the full amount in advance. With premier companies, the payment is often split: a partial deposit, which includes taxes, fees, and insurance, is taken once the vehicle is collected, and the remaining balance is paid upon delivery directly to the carrier. Some companies may also offer the option to pay the full amount at the time of delivery.

The duration of vehicle transport varies with distance and the kind of trailer selected. Enclosed trailers tend to deliver vehicles more quickly because they transport fewer cars, typically between 3-5, at a time. For instance, a 3000-mile journey might only take about 5 days in an enclosed trailer. On the other hand, drivers of open trailers generally travel around 400 miles each day. Therefore, for distances of 400-800 miles, the delivery is likely to take approximately 2 days; for 900-1600 miles, around 3-4 days; for 1700-2500 miles, about 5-6 days; and for journeys over 2500 miles, the transport could take 7-9 days.