§ Shipping
Shipping & delivery
We deliver to your door in all 48 contiguous states. Tell us where you are and we quote the delivery before you buy.
01 —Nationwide shipping
Door-to-door delivery
We deliver to your address anywhere in the 48 contiguous states. For Alaska and Hawaii, ask your agent.
Open or enclosed carrier
Open transport suits most cars. Choose an enclosed trailer for classic, low or high-value cars.
Insured in transit
The carrier's cargo insurance covers the car from pickup until you sign for it.
Tracking and updates
You get the carrier's details at pickup and updates from your agent until the car arrives.
02 —How delivery works
- 01
Request a quote
Send us your ZIP code and the car you want. We reply with a delivery estimate.
- 02
Confirm the purchase and the date
Your agent confirms the final price, the shipping cost and a delivery date that suits you.
- 03
Inspection and loading
We inspect and photograph the car before it is loaded. You get the carrier's details and tracking.
- 04
Inspect and sign
Check the car against the inspection photos when it arrives, then sign the delivery receipt.
03 —Policy details
Delivery times
Most cars arrive 3–10 days after pickup. Coast-to-coast deliveries take the longest. Your agent confirms the delivery date before you pay.
Cost and how it is quoted
Every delivery is quoted separately. The price depends on:
- the distance in miles from us to your address
- open or enclosed transport
- access to your address: a truck that cannot reach your street meets you nearby
Your agent confirms the price in writing before you pay. It does not change after you confirm.
Insurance and damage claims
The carrier's cargo insurance covers the car from pickup until you sign the delivery receipt. If you find damage, write it on the receipt, take photos before the driver leaves, and tell your agent the same day. We handle the claim with the carrier.
What to check on arrival
- Walk around the car in daylight and compare it with the inspection photos
- Check the odometer reading against the sale documents
- Count the keys and check the manuals and documents are in the car
- Start the engine and look for warning lights
Write any problem on the delivery receipt before you sign it.
Who must be present
The buyer, or a person the buyer names in writing, must be there to receive the car, show photo ID and sign the delivery receipt. If nobody is there, the carrier can charge for a second delivery.
Returns for shipped cars
A shipped car has the same return window as a car you collect. See Warranty & returns. Your agent arranges the transport back and confirms its cost before it is booked.
Get a shipping quote
Tell us where you are and we reply with a delivery estimate.