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Courts stay Chrysler/Fiat sale. Updated Sale is not blocked.

Stimulus $'s hit transport sector.

Considering Mexican trucks in US.

The GM CEO steps down and how this affects auto transporters.

Making waves is Hyundai's Big Boost.

New Legislation in Oregon would place GPS in all new OR vehicles.

Beyond manufacturers, consider the Little Guy and the Big 3.

Green Car Innovations

Some of the critical components of in-car green technologies.

Struggles for EV

Other car companies are struggling as well: mainly the electric car manufacturers.

Tesla Motors

Tesla Motors is planning on staying strong with their current and planned electric car transportation vehicles.

Auto Bailout & Congress

Congress is back in session again, this time dealing with the automotive giants.

Bailout for the Big 3

The latest business that is getting money from the government: the auto manufacturers.

Where's our Gasoline From?

Many places but maybe not where you think! more about gasoline originating countries

History of Gasoline

Facts about gas you should know. more about the origin of gasoline

Bill of Lading

Auto Transport Terminology. more about the bill of lading

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Choosing an Auto Transport Company


We know how hard it can be to get your car shipped. So when you're choosing an auto transport company, there are a few things you should know before you pick one:

Payment Policies:

Many auto transport companies have different policies regarding payment. However, most of those companies only require a deposit, ranging from 10-25% of the total cost of shipment, up-front. When this occurs, payment in full is not required until the car is safely in your possession on the other side of the country (or the world, if that's your cup of tea). Most of the time these companies will want cash, or in some cases, a cashier's check. Don't forget that if you pay with a credit card, the auto transport company you are paying can charge an additional 2-3% to cover the cost of processing your payment with the credit card company.

Auto Transport Contracts:

Just like you would when you buy a car or a house, make sure you read the fine print! The contract you sign is legally binding, and the auto transport company will be referring to its terms and conditions if you decide to make a complaint or if there are any discrepancies. So, make sure you know what their terms and conditions are before signing anything.

Guaranteed Delivery Date:

Many auto transport companies do not guarantee delivery date. Let's do that again: They Do Not Guarantee Delivery Date. Since this entire industry is based on trucks that sometimes have eight, nine or ten other cars that they're hauling, hang-ups and delays are bound to happen. So, even if a company promises your car will be there in ten days, don't believe them.

Cancellation Fees:

Cancellation fees vary from company to company, but for the most part a cancellation will run between $50 and $250. Make sure that you refer to your contract regarding cancellation fees if you have any questions, or just ask the auto transport company.

Insurance:

When choosing an auto transport company, make sure you ask for a copy of their insurance coverage for as long as the vehicle is in their possession. If you are doing terminal-to-terminal shipping, make sure that your car is insured while it's waiting to be picked up, and contact your personal insurance agency to confirm what your current policy covers (if you are unsure).

Remember, choosing an auto transport company can be quick and painless, as long as you know what you're getting into. If you fill out our form online or call 800-496-2134, we can get you quotes from 10 american auto shipping companies who are all licensed, bonded and insured, saving you hours of time and frustration.

Before you make your final decision, our website is designed to help you accurately price vehicle shipping costs. By filling out our online form for auto transport quotes, you will receive 10 free quotes from reliable, safe vehicle shipping companies that you can use to make a well-informed decision. If the price for shipping your vehicle is much more affordable than you expected, you can look at the offers and pick the one that you feel most comfortable with. We think you will be surprised by how affordable shipping with American Auto Shipping can be!

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