Florida Auto Shipping

When you are searching for a reliable auto shipping company to and/or from Florida the home of many attractions such as, Disney World, Universal Studios, Busch Gardens and so much more. From the multi culture city of Miami to Saint Augustine the oldest European settlement in North America, auto-transport-shipping.com has you covered when it comes to shipping your vehicle. We will send you 10 quotes from the top auto shipping companies in the country, in just minutes! We pride ourselves on our pre-qualification process, we only partner with carriers that are insured, licensed and bonded through the US Department of Transportation. We ensure that they all have a clean and safe driving record so you can feel confident that your vehicle is handled by the most qualified drivers on the road. Our associates have covered hundreds of thousands of miles on American highways and have successfully loaded and unloaded thousands of cars, SUVs and trucks, including vintage vehicles even exotic vehicles. Our partners provide both terminal to terminal and door to door pick-up and/or delivery services. Our drivers are experts at loading and unloading non-operable vehicles that are not drivable, non-steering or non-braking. Our carriers can pick-up and/or drop off at your convenience, we know your schedule is important. From Melbourne, the birthplace of Jim Morrison to the Florida Keys our partners know the Florida highways and are standing by. We have put together a guide to help with each step of the process to ensure your shipment goes smoothly and your vehicle arrives on time and in the condition, it was loaded in. Through our advanced network of open and enclosed transporters in Deltona, Orlando, Lehigh Acres, Pembroke Pines, Plantation and Gainesville, and all other “Sunshine State” cities each week, we can assist you in reducing your vehicle transport rates when shipping to or from Florida. Get your 10 quotes today by filling out our form and submitting or calling 1-800-590-6492 and speak to a customer care expert.

It is important to understand what can impact your Florida auto shipping rates. At auto-transport-shipping.com we like to give you the information upfront.

• Be aware of seasonal fluctuations, when it is time for the snowbirds to start coming in the rates will go up due to the high demand.
• Larger vehicles take up more space and weigh more so they will cost more to ship.
• The more modifications and accessories attached to your vehicle such as lift kits, extended grills, etc. the more space you will need and can increase your rates.
• Non-operable vehicles, non-operable vehicles that are not drivable, non-steering or non-braking are more complicated and will impact your rate.
• An open trailer that can hold up to 13 vehicles will be more economical vs an enclosed trailer that usually ships 1-3 vehicles.
• Look for Military discounts.
• Check our rates page for a complete list of items that impact rates

We want to make everything easier for your com Florida auto shipping at auto-transport-shipping.com. Here are some answers to some commonly asked questions.

• Q: How much does it cost to ship a vehicle?
  A: We send quotes that are tailored to meet each individual customer’s needs. This means that the total cost of the shipment will vary depending on the specific details of your vehicle. This includes make, model, year and size. The condition of your vehicle is important as well is it operable? Location also is a factor, pick-up and delivery. Weather and other seasonal conditions may also impact the cost.
• Q: How long will it take to ship my car?
  A: The delivery time depends on the distance being traveled and the weather and road conditions during the transport. Drivers usually allocate 400 miles a day for over the road travel.
• Q: What is Top Load?
  A: A normal auto shipping trailer has two decks. If you want, you can request to have your vehicle loaded on the top deck. In doing so it could prevent potential damage.
• Q: Will anyone drive my vehicle during transport?
  A: The driver must drive your vehicle on and off the transport trailer. If someone must drive your vehicle due to government road regulations or residential restrictions, one of our professional partner drivers will contact you to acquire your authorization.
• Q: What is the Bill of Landing?
  A: A Bill of Lading (BOL) is a legal document which contains important information about the shipment. The BOL will contain the year, make, model, automate, and condition of your vehicle. The Bill of Lading is the contract between the truck driver and the vehicle owner. Any and all damages to the vehicle must be reported on the BOL. The BOL is also the receipt of the transaction.
• Q: Can I ship anything in my trunk?
  A: All American auto shipping companies do not authorize personal belongings in the vehicle nor or these items covered by carrier insurance. If you choose to put items in your vehicle it is completely at your own risk. ABSOLUTELY NO firearms, hazardous materials, illegal substances or contraband may be placed in the vehicle. It is against the law for carriers to transport anything except your vehicle. The auto shipping truck is subject to inspection by the DOT and the Police in every state and can be fined up to $10,000 if found to be carrying just household goods. The car is subject to being impounded and all fines and expenses will be passed along to the owner of the car.

Check our FAQs page for a complete list of common questions.