Beyond The Marketing: How Fast Car Shipping Actually Works

I got a call from a customer at 6 PM-an hour before I was leaving the office-whose voice had that edge people get when they’re trying to stay calm but aren’t quite pulling it off. He just got a job that started Monday in Denver, and his car was in Miami. “Can you get it...

Carriers vs Brokers: Key Differences in Auto Transport

Most car owners shipping their vehicle do not know whether they are hiring a transport carrier or a transport broker. Both make a significant difference in your auto shipping process. The average transport broker charge of $100 gets you satisfaction in knowing your vehicle safely reaches its destination. What’s the Difference Between Shipping Carriers and...

Multi-Million Dollar Classic: 1936 Mercedes-Benz 500K Transported Between Private Collections

The 1936 Mercedes-Benz 500K is an icon of both speed and luxury among classic automobiles. This luxury classic car was recently relocated from a residential area in Roanoke, Indiana, to its new home in New York, Pennsylvania. Moving this classic car, worth millions, required the expertise of highly skilled people who know how to handle...

Enclosed Trailer Journey from Roswell, GA to Las Vegas, NV

The 2023 Ferrari SF90 Spider is a $500,000, 986-horsepower hybrid that traveled from Roswell, GA, to Las Vegas, NV, in a fancy enclosed trailer. Here’s how the 2,011-mile trip went down, from the time the pros picked it up at the dealership and checked it over to the climate-controlled ride and perfect drop-off. You’ll see...

Smooth Transport of a 2021 Mercedes-Benz E-Class from Peoria, IL to Port Charlotte, FL

You walk outside in the morning to see a huge car hauler trying to squeeze down your neighborhood street. There’s barely room between parked cars for the truck to wriggle through. Power lines hang low overhead. Tree branches scrape along the top deck. Your first thought is probably the same as your neighbors’: how did...

Wisconsin Snowstorm Could Delay Vehicle Shipments Along the Chicago–Milwaukee Corridor

A 12–24 hour shutdown leads to a backlog: vehicles needing transport keep increasing while trucks are parked. Expect 24-48 hour delays for vehicles already in transit.