Frequently Asked Questions

Most consumers choose open transport because it’s the least expensive option and they don’t have vehicles that require enclosed  transportation. In Addition, there are far fewer  enclosed carriers then open carriers so consumers can get their vehicles shipped quicker.

The primary disadvantage of open car transport is your vehicle is  exposed to the elements, including the weather, road elements and vandalism. While  damage from the open environment is rare, it does happen. At the very least, your car  will arrive dirty upon delivery using the open carrier option.

Enclosed auto transport provides total protection from the elements.  It is an ideal option if you’re shipping a car that you don’t want  exposed to any weather or road debris or possible vandalism or theft. Most consumers that choose  enclosed car shipping have restored classic cars or rare expensive cars  (think Ferrari’s, Porsche’s, Lamborghini’s, etc.).

The main disadvantage to enclosed transportation is the cost. Expect to pay approximately 50% - 100% more for enclosed vs open shipping. Another disadvantage is it usually takes longer to get a  car shipped in an enclosed trailer because there aren’t as many carriers  available that offer enclosed shipping.

At the end of  the day, however, the choice between open vs enclosed transportation  will depend on your shipping needs and budget.

We offer same day service in the South Florida area (call for availability). We recommend obtaining a quote and making a reservation as far in advance as possible to ensure availability.   You can get a quote by clicking on the Request a Quote button below and filling in the vehicle and shipping information. 

Our pricing is based on the type of vehicle, distance traveled and pickup and delivery locations.  You can get a quote by clicking on the Request a Quote button below and filling in the vehicle and shipping information.