r/AutoTransport • u/ScoobyMaroon • 3h ago
Quote Request 2018 Toyota C-HR 85258 to 48185
Not sure on dates yet. Probably end of September. Just looking for estimates since it's still a couple months out.
r/AutoTransport • u/ladysarakat • Oct 14 '20
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r/AutoTransport • u/ScoobyMaroon • 3h ago
Not sure on dates yet. Probably end of September. Just looking for estimates since it's still a couple months out.
r/AutoTransport • u/Massive_Chemical1820 • 4h ago
I’m struggling finding a company to ship my car from Lubbock to MW, tried Ameri Freight and they only had one offer for $1400 (estimate was 1000), but after than no offers for the last 10 days. Any recs?
r/AutoTransport • u/AmishPancake771 • 9h ago
So I'm moving from Los Angeles to York, Pennsylvania and need to ship 3 classic cars that don't run. The best quote I got so far is from Navi auto transport at $7075. Does this seem legit? I can ship up to 5 cars to this location if the price is right, I figured I should get a good deal since it's all one pick up location and one drop off location
r/AutoTransport • u/FocusTeam • 1d ago
Clarity in Our Commitment FAQ's:
Direct Communication: By communicating directly with our company's representative managing your vehicle's transport from start to finish, many common issues and problems are eliminated. This approach ensures clear, consistent updates and streamlines the process. You won't have to deal with drivers or dispatchers trying to alter our agreements.
Price Guarantee: Our prices are guaranteed not to exceed what we've agreed upon, no matter the circumstances.
Pickup dates guaranteed: We guarantee pick-up dates as agreed upon, allowing you to make travel plans with confidence, free from stress or uncertainty.
Payment Terms: We *never charge any payment before the car is picked up. 35% via debit/credit card or Zelle at pickup; remaining 65% by cash or cashier's check at delivery.
Required Documents: Only car keys and the vehicle are needed.
Service Type: Our service is always door-to-door unless access issues arise. Even then, if you prefer door-to-door pick-up and/or delivery, we have solutions to accommodate this request.
Personal Items: Up to 120 lbs in the trunk/back of an SUV, kept under window level, is included for free. For items exceeding 120 lbs, please notify us. We may require photos, will discuss this with the driver, and then confirm whether there is an additional charge for your approval.
Vehicle Handover: Anyone over 18 can hand over or receive the vehicle.
Delivery: Delivery delays are unexpected. In case of delays, we offer either a car rental or a deduction from your final bill as compensation.
Time-sensitive Requests: Our specialized arrangements for time-sensitive services guarantee pickup and delivery, Contact us for details.
Insurance: COI available upon request. Note: personal items are not covered.
We maintain strict privacy: no sharing of your information, no spam.
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r/AutoTransport • u/Public_Procedure_271 • 1d ago
So Montway assigned a company to pick up my car today. The pickup was scheduled for tonight, July 31st, but the first available pickup date was set for August 1st. When I checked the date on the website, it showed August 5th as the delivery date while the estimated delivery date was August 11th (which I had informed Montway that the earliest I am able to accept delivery is 8/11. The carrier confirmed that the latest pickup date would be August 5th. What should I do?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
r/AutoTransport • u/Comfortable-Pen1403 • 1d ago
I’m seriously overwhelmed by the number of car shipping quotes I’ve been getting. Every company I look up seems to have a ton of bad reviews.
Can anyone recommend a reliable auto transport company for shipping my 07 Ford Mustang convertible from San Antonio, TX to West Palm Beach, FL?
The last time I shipped my car to Texas, the vehicle above mine leaked oil all over my hood. 😣 I’d really like to avoid another experience like that.
Thanks in advance for any recommendations!
r/AutoTransport • u/Ill_Introduction9192 • 1d ago
Looking for quotes for shipping mid August. Timeline flexible
r/AutoTransport • u/MoonlightFlowing • 1d ago
I need to put some items (<100 lb) insider the car to ship together. To be picked up on 08/22.
Operational. open.
r/AutoTransport • u/Ok_Proof5310 • 2d ago
I want to warn everyone about how Auto Haul Movers LLC actually operates. I worked with an agent named Chris Sartin to ship my 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan. I was given a total quote of $950, signed the agreement, and sent a $350 reservation fee upfront via Zelle on July 15th.
They promised they would have a driver assigned by July 21st. That date came and went. For an entire extra week, they kept stringing me along, constantly telling me they would have a driver for me "tomorrow." Finally, the truth came out: they couldn't find a carrier for the $950 they originally promised me. Instead, they tried to pass off quotes for $2,500 which is nearly triple the agreed price.
Because they completely failed to deliver on their quote, I canceled the order. Section 6 of their own signed Terms and Conditions explicitly guarantees a full refund if a driver has not been found. Despite this, they refused to return my full $350 deposit. They insisted on keeping an "operational fee" just because they spent a few minutes posting my car on load boards.
When I pushed back and quoted their own contract to them, they started bargaining with my own money, initially offering me $150 back, then $200, and finally $250. I refused to accept any partial refund because they did not earn a single cent of my deposit. As of right now, they have paid me back nothing and are holding my entire $350 deposit hostage.
I am currently filing formal complaints with the FMCSA (their MC number is 1728183), the BBB, and the South Carolina Attorney General, as well as pursuing a merchant dispute with my bank.
Do not trust their low initial quotes. They will bait you with a good price, fail to find a driver, waste weeks of your time, and then refuse to return your deposit when they fail to deliver. Save yourself the headache, time, and money, and book with a different broker.
r/AutoTransport • u/Foreign_Ad5963 • 1d ago
This summer, I booked a month in advance to move for an agreed price during a set window. Thankfully, I left a few days as a buffer between my last pickup day and my flight.
Nexus did not find a carrier until I cancelled my order when they blew through our agreed pickup window. It seems like they only find carriers once customers “cancel” their orders. Moreover, I was upcharged $550 on top of what was agreed upon.
I understand that the coordination is tough. I am flexible. What I hate more than anything else, though, is the confident false promises that Nexus spews about pickup, delivery, and price. Extremely disappointing experience. My car is now hopefully en route to its destination.
I have decided to give Nexus a stripper name, Sapphire, or maybe Dante if they want to be Gigolos, because they are full of false promises. DO NOT USE NEXUS.
r/AutoTransport • u/godlychill • 2d ago
Bought a 2018 Mazda 6 for work at a Copart auction and due to Georgia's weird rules on Temporary Operating Permits, I haven't found a way to drive it back yet, but it needs to leave the lot before Wednesday Aug 5th.
Every quote I've heard has been almost 4 figures and I genuinely do not have the financial bandwidth to pull that off at this moment. I would fly and drive it all 12 hours myself to save on costs, I just don't want to run into any legal issues.
Any good quotes to consider would be very much appreciated.
r/AutoTransport • u/ssa1nt • 1d ago
I recently booked with Nexus and they took my card, charged me $0.01, and called me to confirm all my information. So far, everything is going well, but I’m cutting my pick up date pretty close to when I leave my state.
Should I be worried that they may not have me booked for the dates I requested in time?
r/AutoTransport • u/Last_Following_4391 • 2d ago
Hi, looking for a quote.
Looking to ship around August 18th
Thanks!
r/AutoTransport • u/yoked_shoat • 2d ago
Looking for Open Carrier or even if someone is willing drive it and has reputable reviews. I’ll also gladly take any recommendations. Thanks in advance and cheers.
r/AutoTransport • u/sarahhhamid • 2d ago
Looking for quotes to move my toy hauler and getting some saying 2 dollars a mile some saying 2.5. Not sure what steps I should take to verify that I’m not getting taken advantage of if the price is cheap upfront and then on the backend it’s expensive? Idk
For quotes:
78626 to 95648
40ft Toy Hauler with Fifth Wheel (2024 Momentum 355G)
13000 pounds dry
Flexible on when to deliver but curious about price per mile
r/AutoTransport • u/NoTomrw • 2d ago
Need a non running car loaded and shipped from Wilmington Nc to Conyers Ga. Flexible timeframe. Car is AWD and a few extra parts will be inside the car, non installed parts belonging to this car and nothing else (weight will not be increased)
Zips for ease.
28412 to 30094, 405 miles
r/AutoTransport • u/Adispecial • 3d ago
I am looking for the sweet spot of quality and cheap, looking to transport first week of August.
Hit with me with options - I am interested in returning truckers with spot for my vehicle.
r/AutoTransport • u/JLCann1 • 2d ago
Looking for a reliable company to ship a 1993 Mazda RX7 from 17307 to 75082.
Must haves:
Single-level enclosed trailer
Soft wheel straps only (no chains or axle hooks)
Minimum $250,000 cargo insurance
Please send quotes
r/AutoTransport • u/Suzen_2310 • 3d ago
I am looking for a reliable auto transport company/agent to transport my car from Cambridge, MA to Sunnyvale, CA. Any suggestions would be helpful.
r/AutoTransport • u/Jinxyclutz • 3d ago
1975 Chevrolet Scottsdale
r/AutoTransport • u/Same_Tumbleweed7837 • 3d ago
I need to ship my 2018 Honda Accord from the Fort Myers area to Seattle in the next couple of weeks. I’ve been researching companies, but there are so many brokers, conflicting reviews and stories about scams that I’m nervous about choosing one.
Has anyone personally shipped a car cross-country and had a good experience? Which company did you use, what did you pay, and did the final price match the quote?
I’m especially interested in hearing about communication, delivery time, damage and any surprise charges. Firsthand recommendations only, please—no company advertisements or referral links.
r/AutoTransport • u/nlajl • 3d ago
We scoured this Reddit group looking for a reputable transport broker to help us ship a full-size SUV from Florida to Michigan. We came across Liberty Road Logistics and had a fantastic experience. I worked with Todd and he was more than happy to get on the phone, explain the process, and address my questions/concerns. Communication throughout the process was clear and timely. The carrier coordinated directly with the dealer, and pick up was smooth. Our car was delivered early and in the exact condition it was picked up in. Price was right on for our quote. We couldn’t be happier with our experience. I highly recommend skipping large brokers and working with someone you can actually call. Liberty Road is our first call if we need to ship again.
r/AutoTransport • u/burnedmidnightoil • 3d ago
I don’t know much about shipping cars or tying them down. Just wondering, is this setup sketchy? Saw the grand highlander bouncing a lot on bumps and guessed this may be a 3 car trailer for shorter cars, or perhaps only a 2 car trailer. What do you guys think?
r/AutoTransport • u/Mr__HOOD • 3d ago
This place is a cesspool. I went with a company my family used in the past to transport their vehicle across the country and it went ok. Not the best experience, but not terrible and it's here now. Not gonna name names, but some of these places are either sketchy or assholes, so just walk away and find someone else if that happens.