Move Cars Blog

Need to ship your vehicle quickly? Learn how soon you can schedule auto transport, what to expect with expedited shipping, and when to use a terminal for faster pickup.

Learn how auto transport companies calculate car shipping prices. Understand key cost factors like distance, transport type, vehicle size, condition, and location surcharges. Get an accurate quote with confidence.

Discover the average auto transport rates across the U.S. for May 2013. Understand how regional pricing trends can impact your car shipping quote and learn what affects the cost.

Find out whether you can include personal items in your car when shipping it. Learn about potential risks, legal restrictions, and best practices to avoid delays and extra charges.

Learn the pros and cons of using a driveaway service versus traditional auto transport. Discover which option is best for moving your car across long distances.

Discover the key differences between open and enclosed auto transport, including cost, protection, and which option is best for luxury, antique, or standard vehicles.

Learn what paperwork is required for international car shipping, including title documents, lienholder authorization, military orders, and power of attorney for U.S. Customs clearance.

See average auto transport costs across U.S. regions for April 2013. Compare rates by route and understand key factors that influence car shipping prices nationwide.

Learn whether your car will be driven during auto transport, how far it may be moved, and how driveaway services differ from standard car shipping. Understand what to expect and how to track your vehicle’s mileage.

Explore the different types of trucks used for car transport, including open carriers, enclosed trailers, and short-haul trucks. Learn which type is best for your vehicle and shipping needs.

Learn how the auto transport industry works, including the roles of brokers and carriers, how quotes are generated, and why most car shipping companies don’t operate their own trucks.

Discover what types of vehicles you can ship, including sedans, SUVs, motorcycles, and inoperable cars. Learn what to expect when transporting larger or non-running vehicles.