You just found a new job, received a job transfer, or decided to move across the country and start a new life. No matter the reason, now you have to move yourself, your belongings, your furniture and even your car a long way.

You may even assume it just makes sense to drive your car or let a friend drive it if you are driving a moving truck. But that may not be the best way to do it. Here’s why. Many times by the time you drive, pay for gas, food and hotel costs, you will actually spend more than if you had just shipped your car?

How Do You Ship a Car?

Of course, you can’t just call the post office, UPS, or FedEx and have them come pick your car up. You have to use a specialized car or auto shipping company, like Autoshipping.org. Autoshipping.org has trained drivers and packers. They are professionals who respect your car and know how to get it safely and quickly from point A to point B.

Will My Car Still Be in Good Condition When I Get It Back?

Now we can’t vouch for other car shippers, but we can tell you this. It’s probably a lot like movers. Some are great and treat your stuff like their own, but some are trying to get it over as quickly as possible. Car shippers are the same way. That’s why we are so focused on finding drivers and other employees who will treat your car like their own car. The car shipping golden rule as we like to call it. We are committed to returning your car to you in the same exact condition as when you gave us the keys –no extra scratches, dents, or pings.

How Long Will It Take?

If you give us advance notice, we can time the car shipping and deliver your car at the same time as you arrive at your new destination. But here’s the key. Don’t wait until the last minute. Go ahead and set your auto shipping up when you schedule your move.

So you’ve made the decision that shipping your car is the right thing to do. Now it’s time to get a free, no-obligation quote from Autoshipping.org. Complete the short questionnaire and you can find out what it will cost to ship your car to anywhere in the USA or internationally.