sclee00

hey clublexus. been floating around on the form for some time now. seems like alot of people in the community are giving good advice. so i turn to you for help. the problem my sc is not with me, the solution getting me back in it.

does anyone know of a good company that ships cars cross country my car is in wisconsin and im in cali. no one wants there car going through the snow and salt, getting all cancer like and nasty.

anyone can help much appreciated

jadu

iTrader: (42)

moved to car chat. I'm sure other owners have had experience with this

sclee00

thanks for the help

My0gr81

http://www.yellowpages.com/wi/auto-m...I&q=auto+mover

Chose the most reputable company that has offices on both sides of the shipping route. They all charge about the same rate to retail, most discounted rates to dealers that can fill an entire trailer or a full train container.

trukn1

Average price to ship a car cross country is gonna run you in the range of $500-$800 ballpark. Some of the larger companies are Reliable Carriers, http://reliable-carriers.com/quoterequest_csi.cfm, Waggoneers trucking, http://www.waggonerstrucking.com/auto.htm, as well as a host of others. those were the only 2 I could think of off the top of my head after 11 hours of driving (trucker). You can also contact a broker for auto transport through company called You Ship, www.youship.com. If you have ever seen the TV show, shipping wars, you will have the premise for what this company does. Basically they setup an auction for their contractors to bid on the job of shipping your car. May save a little money with this, may not, I have no experience with them.

Dawa

iTrader: (5)

lol, i have NEVER EVER seen a quote as low as 500 across country.
in 05 i shipped my 240sx from raleigh, nc to silverdale,wa (open truck) for approximately $1000.

in the winter of 09 i moved from WA to san diego, ca and was again looking to ship a car ( i drove my 240 down but needed to ship the SC300 down [undrivable]) i was on youship and similar, and was mostly getting quotes for 800-1000 to ship, open truck.

a closed truck is going to be expectedly a few hundred more expensive.

trukn1

$500 is on the low side, admittedly, but it is possible through a auto brokerage(albeit UBER RARE). Prices will vary greatly depending on distance, special handling, etc. Was just giving BASELINE bottom line MINIMUM so OP would have at least a foundation to start with. Auto transport companies have high times and peak times, unbelievably, when you can get some really good rates on shipping.

blacksc400

iTrader: (4)

I bought a LS430 back in 2003 from FL, got it shipped here in Vegas for $700. Took more than 2 weeks though, what a painful wait.