Delivery, door to door.
Found the car but live too far to drive over? It can be put on a truck and brought to your address. Tell us where, and the trip is priced before anything is agreed.
Pick the ride.
Three ways a car travels. Pick one here and the form below is set to match — you can still change it there.
Miles from the lot.
Type your zip code to see roughly how far the car travels from Florida. A straight-line guess for planning — the real route is part of the price.
— mi
- Nearbyunder 500 mi
- Regional500–1,000 mi
- Cross-country1,000–2,000 mi
- Coast to coast2,000 mi and more
Type a zip code to place it on the line.
Door to door, step by step.
- 1
Ask for a price
Send the form with the car and the address it is going to.
- 2
Agree the trip
The price and the dates are confirmed with you before anything is booked.
- 3
On the road
The car is loaded at the lot and set off toward you on the agreed transport.
- 4
At your door
Look it over as it comes off the truck, then sign for it.
Before the truck arrives.
Room to unload
A carrier is long. Say in the form if your street is narrow or hard to reach.
Someone there
A person to meet the truck and sign for the car.
Look it over
Walk round it before signing, the same as you would on the lot.
A free hour
Unloading and paperwork take a little while. Plan for it.
Price the delivery.
The car, the address, how it should travel. The phone and the email are the only two fields the form needs to send.
Shipping, asked and answered.
It depends on the distance, the transport you pick and the time of year, so every trip is priced on its own. Send the form and you get a figure before anything is agreed.
That depends on the distance and the carrier's route. Ask when you get the price and you will be told what to expect.
Ask about the cover for your trip when you get the price — it is part of what is agreed before the car leaves.
That is up to you. Every car has its photos online, and anything else you want to know is one call away — ask before you agree to anything.