The cost to transport your vehicle varies based on several factors: the vehicle's year, make, and model, pickup and delivery locations, and whether it's operable or inoperable.

The time it takes to transport your vehicle mainly depends on the distance from pickup to delivery. Generally, it takes: 5-14 days from the East to the West Coast, 3-8 days from the East to Midwest, 3-8 days from the West to Midwest, and 3-8 days from the South to the North Coast.

Yes, a $75.00 non-refundable deposit is required. This deposit processes your order and places you on the loading board for a carrier to see. It is then deducted from your broker's fee.

Only place items in the trunk

You should pack nothing in the cab of your vehicle. Because the cab has windows, anyone looking in will be able to see what’s inside.

Both front seats and front seat floorboards must be empty and free of any personal items. The backseat must also remain empty. However, we allow this if you get in touch and arrange an all-inclusive rate for any items placed there. Per Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements, we’re not allowed to ship anything outside the vehicle on an open transport trailer. This is possible if you ship with an enclosed auto transport trailer. Items such as transmission or an additional engine can be shipped outside of the vehicle, as long as you crate them.

If you are shipping a vehicle to or from Hawaii, there are no exceptions. You are not allowed to ship any personal items inside the vehicle.

Some companies do allow you to ship a certain number of items inside your car, but the following limitations tend to apply:

• Items must be below the height of the window but preferably in the trunk

• The total weight of the goods must not exceed 100 pounds.

• Prohibited items include drugs, alcohol, explosives, firearms, flammable items, or anything illegal.. The carrier will not be responsible for valuable items.

No, you don't need to be present for the pickup or delivery of your car. Our carriers can retrieve or deliver your vehicle from a family member, friend, or neighbor. However, someone must be present to sign the paperwork for both pickup and delivery.

Yes you can. We have many carriers who have what’s called a wench to load vehicles that are not running. Now carriers that have this wench usually charge more to transport than operating vehicles simply because the insurance is more expensive, plus the weight of the wench causes more weigh station fees. The cost also is determined by the vehicle make and model.

We accept all major credit cards, Including debit cards. Cash is the form of payment to the driver unless prior arrangements are made.

Yes, you can track your vehicle's progress. Call our Logistics Coordinator anytime during the shipping process at 501-358-4982 for a real-time update on your vehicle’s location and estimated arrival time.