Car Shipping Company

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dschribs

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Does anyone have a recommenation for a car transport company??



I'm hoping someone on the forums has used one and ended up happy with the service and the way they (and the car) were treated??



Thanks!!!
 
I've used Passport Transport a few times with good results. A bit pricey though.



You should ask a local car dealer or two who they use to ship cars with.
 
Intercity Lines, Inc., America's premier enclosed auto transport company, has been in the enclosed automobile transport business since 1980. Automobile transportation is our only business. 1-800-221-3936 e-mail:[email protected]



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(Shipping & Storage) Horseless Carriage Classic Auto Storage is an auto shipping company that specializes in the safe door to door transport of cars, trucks, fleets and military vehicles nationwide. Call for more information 1-800-631-7796. Location is 61 Iowa Ave Paterson, New Jersey 07452 - http://www.horselesscarriage.com/enclosed-auto-transport/
 
Car Shipping is very sensitive case so if you are going to ship your car/transport you must take good care of choosing an insured Auto Transport Shipping Company.

I know a company and would like to suggest just for you. I am fully satisfied with the insured and quick services of the EZTransport's Company that has 30 years experience of its successful work and has won excellence awards for its immense services.

For more detail:

Car Shipping - Auto Transport & Car Shipping Services by EZ Transport Corp
 
My best experiences were with Horseless Carriage. Pricey though, and the scheduling can be tricky depending on where you are and when you want 'em there.
 
I've got a couple of companies I deal with and it depends on what kind of transport you need - open or closed. Open is a whole lot less expensive and the difference in the long run is a car wash, but of course, some cars shouldn't ever need to be washed.

PM me if you want.



Robert in Orange County, CA
 
WhyteWizard said:
.. Open is a whole lot less expensive and the difference in the long run is a car wash...
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Well, the diff is only a wash if you're lucky ;)



Nah, I'm not being a snob about it, I've had plenty of vehicles delivered on open carriers.



But besides the chance of stuff hitting/dripping/getting on the vehicle, I've never had any of the open-carrier guys give the same kind of "white glove" service that I get with the pricey enclosed rigs. Maybe I've just never dealt with the *right* open carriers :think: :nixweiss
 
When I moved here I went with Horseless. I wish they were a little bit more buttoned up communication-wise, but yep, there was zero hassle once they got here. My cars were in storage for a while at first, and there was no issue with Horseless delivering them to the facility. Communication is very important to me though, and I've read good things about Intercity and one or two others, so sometime, next time around, I won't limit my research to Horseless alone, I'd investigate Intercity among others too.
 
About 2 years ago I got my 2009 BMW shipped from Dallas (TX) to New Jersey and I ordered the shipping services. This was my first (and the only) time using such a service, and I can say that I all in all it was quite easy and I didn't have any issues with the transportation. I can't remember what the final cost was but it's quite easy to find out this kind of information.
 
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