AmeriFreight Auto Transport

Why should I ship my car with AmeriFreight?

AmeriFreight is your go-to nationwide door-to-door auto shipping company, offering reliable services for standard, classic, and luxury cars. Select from open or enclosed transport options to suit your vehicle's needs, and take advantage of our variety of discounts for military members, seniors, and students.

Choosing a Reliable Auto Transport Company for Car Shipping

Check the reputation of the auto transporters that you have received estimates form. Google reviews and the BBB are the best resources.

Who is the most reliable auto transport company?

AmeriFreight is widely regarded as one of the most reliable car transport companies in the U.S., known for exceptional customer service, timely deliveries, and competitive pricing.

Can you negotiate with car shippers?

At AmeriFreight, we offer competitive pricing compared to many car shippers and are open to discussing discounts or special pricing options to ensure you get the best deal possible.

How do I know if an auto transport company is legit?

Check for customer reviews, licensing, and insurance coverage. AmeriFreight is fully licensed, bonded, and has a strong track record, backed by excellent customer reviews.

How much does it cost to ship a car across the U.S.?

The cost to ship a car depends on several factors, including distance, vehicle type, and transport method. On average, prices range from $700 to $1,500.

How do I prepare my car for auto transport?

Prep takes under an hour and pays off at delivery. Wash the vehicle first so existing scratches or dents are visible during the pickup inspection. Photograph it from every angle, with close-ups of any pre-existing damage. Remove personal items from the cabin and trunk. The DOT does not permit personal items to be shipped in vehicles, and if a carrier allows them at all, it is usually for an additional fee that must be discussed beforehand. Leave about a quarter tank of fuel. Enough to load and unload, not enough to add weight. Check tire pressure and the battery. Disable any aftermarket alarms

What is a Bill of Lading?

The Bill of Lading is the document the carrier and customer sign at pickup that records the vehicle's condition before it goes on the truck. The customer keeps a copy. It lists existing scratches, dents, paint chips, and anything else worth noting. At delivery, the same document gets referenced during the final inspection. The driver and the receiving party walk around the vehicle together and compare its current condition to what was documented at pickup. Anything new gets noted on the Bill of Lading before the customer signs off. This is the reason photos at pickup matter. If something does