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clickhappy 05-21-2013 07:12 PM

Anyone here ever ship a car long distance? Im sooo confused
 
I need to ship my car from fort lauderdale to san jose. Its not a direct path like say NY to Miami, so its all different routes..
there are 100,000 places I can go, i have no idea who to go with.

I also dont know if I should go with a Broker, or go direct to a carrier.
If I use a broker I get taken care of better, if I use a carrier

My car is a lease so I have to make sure its well taken care of.

Any thoughts?

thanks

96ukssob 05-21-2013 07:24 PM

I moved a car from Los Angeles to Philly. My advice is to be patient!

I only had luck with brokers, most carriers don't deal with individuals, unless they are small. Check to see that they are insured and a trustworthy company.

Good luck

clickhappy 05-21-2013 07:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bossku69 (Post 19634857)
I only had luck with brokers, most carriers don't deal with individuals, unless they are small. Check to see that they are insured and a trustworthy company.

thats kind of what Im guessing so far, thanks!

georgeyw 05-21-2013 07:31 PM

Fly me over and i'll drive it, would love to drive clear across the States!

ottopottomouse 05-21-2013 07:36 PM

Vanishing Point...

xNetworx 05-21-2013 07:37 PM

Get multiple quotes. I shipped a SL Benz 1800 miles for $600 5 years ago.

edgeprod 05-21-2013 07:48 PM

Is it important to you that your car be shipped in an enclosed trailer, as opposed to exposed to the elements? Whenever I've shipped, it's been for cars that I preferred to be fully enclosed.

clickhappy 05-21-2013 07:50 PM

My car is not its expensive, its a 2011 smaller car so its not a sportscar or anything

L-Pink 05-21-2013 07:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ottopottomouse (Post 19634871)
Vanishing Point...

That's fucking hilarious !

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Fat Panda 05-21-2013 08:02 PM

www.uship.com

hire one of those shipping wars degenerates

georgeyw 05-21-2013 08:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clickhappy (Post 19634879)
My car is not its expensive, its a 2011 smaller car so its not a sportscar or anything

Sell it and get another one. Waste of money shipping an inexpensive shitter over there - hell your cars are almsot free they're that cheap over there.

onwebcam 05-21-2013 08:25 PM

Shipped one via uship as well as many other things.

clickhappy 05-21-2013 08:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by georgeyw (Post 19634889)
Sell it and get another one. Waste of money shipping an inexpensive shitter over there - hell your cars are almsot free they're that cheap over there.

a 2 year old car is not a shitter lol.
The excise tax in california alone would be half the cost of shipping a car, why go through getting another one?

baddog 05-21-2013 08:46 PM

Well, I would drive it for you, but I think these guys are cheaper and they come with a great referral - Representative: Val
Phone/Fax; Phone: 305-695-9140 Fax 786-364-1239
Email: [email protected]

suesheboy 05-22-2013 04:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by edgeprod (Post 19634878)
Is it important to you that your car be shipped in an enclosed trailer, as opposed to exposed to the elements? Whenever I've shipped, it's been for cars that I preferred to be fully enclosed.

I was promised this and didn't get it and the car leaking above mine destroyed the finish on my 23 year old 442 and the company wouldn't make good and ended up closing. The around $200 bucks I saved was a really bad idea.

Gerco 05-22-2013 04:56 AM

Not a super long distance, but I'm shipping one right now with uship.

FLA to TN. 94 Mercedes e320 cost about 400 bucks.

CurrentlySober 05-22-2013 05:10 AM

i can shit in your car, if needed?

You'll have to fly me over, and pay for the burritos... But I guarantee you a shit to remember...

potter 05-22-2013 06:26 AM

I had mine shipped from Chicago to Denver. It's easy, and relatively cheap. Dude showed up with one of those big semis with cars on it, drove my car onto the back, and then left - couple days later he dropped it off at the other location.

purecane 05-22-2013 06:31 AM

my mom is looking to ship an SUV from Atlanta to Hawaii...any advice on "overseas" shipping?

Wizzo 05-22-2013 07:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by clickhappy (Post 19634915)
a 2 year old car is not a shitter lol.
The excise tax in california alone would be half the cost of shipping a car, why go through getting another one?

Just wait until you register it there. :winkwink:

bigchadjon 05-22-2013 08:03 AM

Just another idea for you, but some car carriers/whole sellers, etc at times will try to fill their load up and offer good rates if and only if they are finishing up a load. Patience is key to a fair price for sure. Insurance and more insurance no matter who you decide to use and always use the BBB when transporting vehicles. Some are pretty damn shady. =) Best of luck! Use Google and start there is my recommendation. =)

CourtneyR 05-22-2013 08:16 AM

Someone put my darn phone number into a site that was looking for someone to ship a car and i got calls 5-6 times a day for a week with people trying to get me to use their service.

LBBV 05-22-2013 08:19 AM

Here's an auto transport review site that you might find useful

http://www.transportreviews.com/

-- Bill

Boobgirl 05-22-2013 08:40 AM

I am in the process of shipping a car from Panama City FL, to Bellingham Washington. Price with www.allamericantransport.net is $1,625. Price with www.kingoftheroadtransport.com/ - $1300 to Seattle.

clickhappy 05-22-2013 12:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LBBV (Post 19635507)
Here's an auto transport review site that you might find useful

http://www.transportreviews.com/

-- Bill

awesome, this helps me a lot, thanks

_Richard_ 05-22-2013 12:53 PM

aren't California emission standards 'the best' in the states?

so your car being fine in Florida, would need all sorts of hoops jumped to get insured in cali?

JP-pornshooter 05-22-2013 12:57 PM

if you are bringing a vehicle to california, please make sure it complies with california emission, the requirements are higher in CA than most other states, some cars do not have the proper emission control required... make sure before you ship.
i used this company once, their price was very competitive and great service:
autotransportdirect, they are a broker.

John-ACWM 05-23-2013 04:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ottopottomouse (Post 19634871)
Vanishing Point...

:1orglaugh good movie.


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