Car Domestic FAQ

Shipping a car Florida to California averages $1,100–$1,700, with lower rates for open carriers and flexible dates. Cross-country delivery takes 7–10 days on major I-10 and I-40 routes, with expedite...

Shipping three cars at once averages $0.55–$1.10 per mile per vehicle, with discounted pricing for multi-unit bookings. Multi-car loads typically use a single 7–10 car open carrier and deliver in 5–9...

Shipping two cars at once can reduce total cost by 10–15%, especially when both fit on a single open carrier. Standard delivery for dual shipments ranges from 5–9 days, depending on distance, route d...

Scrap car transport averages $1.50–$3.00 per mile, with rates based on size, operability, and required loading equipment. Winch-equipped flatbeds or rollbacks are used for inoperable vehicles; forkli...

Cancellations submitted before carrier assignment typically qualify for full refunds; post-dispatch cancellations may incur fees or partial refunds.​ Written cancellation requests are required; pho...

Vehicles with less than 4 inches of ground clearance require enclosed transport with hydraulic lift gates to prevent undercarriage damage. Low-clearance car shipping adds 30–50% to base cost due to s...

Most carriers allow fixed roof racks if total vehicle height stays under 90 inches — verify with carrier before booking. Removable cargo (boxes, bikes, gear) must be detached prior to transport; carr...

Independent car transporters typically charge $0.90–$1.40 per mile, offering flexible scheduling on short-haul and regional routes. Most operate single or dual-vehicle trailers, ideal for direct deli...

Step van shipping typically costs $3.50–$7.00 per mile, depending on vehicle size, operability, and transport type required. Most step vans ship via flatbed or lowboy trailers; operable units may qua...

Shipping a car by train typically costs $400–$1,200, with lower rates for terminal-to-terminal service on major rail corridors. Average transit time is 7–14 days; limited route availability and trans...

Shipping two vehicles together reduces per-car cost by 10–25%, especially when using multi-load open carriers on major routes. Standard delivery time is 5–10 days, depending on distance, trailer capa...

Oversized vehicle shipping costs $3.50–$9.00 per mile, based on dimensions, axle weight, and escort or permit requirements. RGN, lowboy, or step-deck trailers are commonly used for vehicles exceeding...

Keys are required for loading, unloading, and emergency access; carriers will not transport vehicles without an ignition key provided. Only one key set is needed — customers should keep all spares an...

Finding an auto transport company with an excellent reputation isn’t as difficult as one might assume. However, finding a transporter with the right qualities and a good rep is essential, or you may f...

Shipping a car typically costs $600–$1,200, saving you time, mileage, and wear compared to driving long distances. Driving your car cross-country may cost $300–$600 in gas, plus potential maintenance...