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Understanding Quotes For Car Shipping

If you are getting ready to move across the country, say from New York to L.A. (or maybe you’re finally selling that car you’ve been restoring to an anxious collector that lives 10 states away), it will benefit you both to learn about car shipping (or “car transporters) so you won’t have to worry about doing it yourself.  Sometimes time itself doesn’t allow for several days of driving, other times it’s your pets or kids that would never last in a long distance drive.

That’s when you’ll want to consider vehicle shipping, and more specifically, getting a car shipping service quote (or two), so you don’t have to worry about getting the car from one place to another.  Whether your research online for your car shipping quotes or you look up number and call them directly, the information provided will help you determine which quote best meets your needs at a price you can afford.  Car transportation is an extremely convenient service that will save you many hours (or sometimes days) driving your car down long, monotonous highways.

 

 

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Your car shipping quotes should include the following at minimum: a description of the company’s services and features (will the clean the car at your destination, is the truck open or enclosed), prices (including extra fees for incidentals like deductibles or credits for late pickup or delivery), as well as other specifics like insurance, regulatory requirements or additional paperwork for going international.

Obviously, checking for a car shipping service quote will be easiest when you do it online.  There, you can quickly check multiple providers in your local community, or find details about other carriers that may be well-known for transporting one-of-a-kind or rare automobiles.  On many sites you can compare several shippers at one time, plus save their information and website for easy reference when deciding on the right shipper. 



As always, never rely totally on online quotes and schedules for shipping your car.  You’ll want to follow-up with phone calls and request copies of all contracts and requirements (like proof of insurance and licenses), whether that be in the mail or by fax.  That way you can take your time and fully understand all the details included in the quote.  Even reputable shippers may have small print with incidentals you’re not expecting, so fully understand quotes and ask questions before signing final contracts. 

Some of the “small print” items might include both their insurance and your insurance requirements and what happens in the event of theft to accessories on the inside (like car alarms or CD players) and outside (additions like spoilers or special rims), and whether they carry coverage when your car is sitting on a lot waiting to be picked up. Also verify things like guaranteed pickup or delivery dates (and when you have the right to cancel and get a full refund), what can be left in the car during transport (items or weight limits), or whether enclosed transportation is guaranteed which is especially important for a historic or custom-made vehicle. By understanding all aspects of the quote, you’ll be free from surprises and can rest assured your car will arrive in good condition, on time, and at a reasonable price.

 
 
 

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