Car Shipping Services FAQs
In most cases, yes. However, it can be challenging for you. It also depends on the mileage between your origin and destination.
Imagine you live in the far west end of the U.S and plan to move to the far east. You might need to drive nearly 3,000 miles to get to your destination. On the way, you would have to pay for food and accommodations.
During your trip, you might not be able to work. Meanwhile, your vehicle is accumulating wear and tear from long-distance driving. The wages you could have earned and the increase in maintenance costs offset some of the savings you make by driving.
It would be easier, faster, and possibly cheaper to have your vehicle transported than to take a plane to your destination.
There’s no constant rate for the cost of transporting a vehicle. On average, it’s $2 per mile for moves of up to 200 miles. For moves exceeding 1,500 miles, it’s typically $0.58 per mile, so the greater the distance, the more value you get out of a transport service.
The cost of transporting your vehicle depends on:
- Mileage between origin and destination
- The type of vehicle you have
- The vehicle carrier you choose
- The carrier option you choose
You’ll get an accurate price quote once your transport specialist has all the necessary information.
Keep in mind that these aren’t covered by insurance should they get damaged or stolen, so we don’t recommend doing this with valuable items.