Shipping guide
Shipping
We coordinate delivery through carrier dispatch partners: open transport, enclosed transport, flatbed moves, and expedited lanes. Shipping is paid in cash to the driver upon delivery.
Delivery estimate
Open transport
Condition reportCompleted before loading
Final checkBuyer confirms condition on arrival
4 methodsOpen, enclosed, flatbed, expedited
CODPaid to driver at delivery
Before delivery
The vehicle condition is documented before it is loaded.
Once the vehicle reaches its destination, you or your designated representative perform a final check to confirm it arrived in the same condition, then sign the delivery receipt.
Open-Air Carrier Transport
Your vehicle is placed on an open double-decker alongside other cars.
Pro: It is the most affordable option and the quickest to schedule.Con: Your vehicle is completely exposed to weather, sun, and road debris.
Enclosed Carrier Transport
Your vehicle is placed inside a fully covered, weatherproof trailer with solid walls and a roof.
Pro: It provides protection from the weather and road hazards, making it perfect for luxury cars.Con: It costs 30% to 60% more than open transport and can take 1 to 3 weeks longer to secure a booking.
Flatbed / Single-Car Transport
Your vehicle is carried individually on a smaller tow truck or flatbed trailer.
Pro: It offers a fast, direct delivery with no stops to drop off other vehicles.Con: It is the most expensive option and usually leaves the car exposed to the weather.
Payment is required for off-loading
Failure to pay the driver will result in the vehicle being moved to a storage facility, which will incur additional late-payment fees.
Estimate
Check a rough delivery range.
The calculator gives a planning estimate. Final delivery timing and price depend on live carrier availability, release status, route, and selected transport method.
Delivery estimate
Open transport