Ship A Car

Ship A Car Ship A Car, Inc. (SAC): Delivers Superior Shipping Services to People Relocating Their Vehicles. Ship a Car, Inc. One simple call does it all.

delivers superior shipping service to people relocating their vehicles. Your vehicle is important to you - that's why you are moving it. This is exactly why we treat you and your vehicle with respect. Tell us exactly what you require, and we will do everything we can to match your needs to the best service. Our shipping agents are just a phone call away and they have direct access to the largest network of carriers. When you choose Ship A Car, we deliver not only your vehicle, but peace of mind.

06/05/2026

Lowered your car? Got a body kit or air suspension? Here's what to know before shipping a vehicle with low ground clearance.

Most open carriers have a loading angle of about 9 to 12 degrees. If your car is slammed on coils, has a front splitter, or rides on air that's dumped low, it might not make it up the ramp without scraping. The same goes for cars with long front overhangs or side skirts that sit close to the pavement.

Before you book, measure your ground clearance at the lowest point and tell your broker. Standard carriers can handle most daily drivers, but anything under 4 inches usually needs special loading. Some carriers use flatbeds with gentler ramps for low cars, or they might ask you to raise the ride height before pickup if you have adjustable suspension.

If your car is static lowered and can't be raised, mention it upfront. The broker will match you with a carrier that has the right equipment. Surprising the driver with a car that bottoms out on the ramp is a fast way to get turned away, or worse, to leave your front lip on the pavement.

Know your numbers, share them early, and the loading goes smooth. 📏

06/05/2026

Your car doesn't need a seatbelt on our trailer. It's not going anywhere. It is literally strapped down by four professional-grade tie-downs. The seatbelt is for when you drive it. Right now, your car is experiencing the most secure road trip of its life. It cannot move. It cannot fall. It cannot even roll over and change its mind. Your car is committed. The straps made sure of it. 🚛

06/04/2026

Your car is currently traveling across the country at 70 mph, and it is contributing absolutely nothing. No navigation. No gas money. No conversation. It's just a 4,000-pound freeloader with a great view. This is the only road trip your car will ever take, and it's 100% on your dime. You're a generous owner. Your car is taking advantage. 🚗

06/03/2026

In 1980, the Motor Carrier Act deregulated the trucking industry, and auto transport changed overnight. Before that, only government-approved carriers could move cars between states, and rates were fixed by law. A Detroit to Los Angeles shipment cost about $400 no matter what. After deregulation, anyone with a truck and a CDL could enter the market. Prices dropped by nearly 50% within a decade, and the number of auto transport carriers exploded from about 500 to over 5,000 today. That is why auto transport is affordable and competitive now, but it also created the need for the modern licensing and insurance system that protects customers. Every time you get a competitive quote for shipping your car, you can thank the 1980 deregulation.

06/03/2026

Winter is coming and your car is heading somewhere cold. Here's what to know about shipping in freezing temperatures.

Cold weather affects more than just the road conditions. If your car uses a thicker oil grade, it may struggle to start when the carrier unloads it at a sub-zero destination. Batteries lose capacity in the cold too, so a weak battery that worked fine in Florida might not turn over in Minnesota. Before shipping, consider getting an oil change to a winter-grade fluid and testing your battery if it's more than three years old.

Also, top off your windshield washer fluid with a freeze-resistant formula. Carriers sometimes need to clean the windshield to inspect the vehicle at delivery, and a frozen reservoir won't help. If your car is going to sit outdoors before you pick it up, snow and ice can freeze door seals and wiper blades. A light coating of silicone spray on the rubber seals helps prevent that.

And one more thing: ask your broker about enclosed transport if your car is crossing through heavy snow or ice-prone mountain passes. The extra protection is worth it for peace of mind when the weather gets rough. ❄️

06/02/2026

A single car carrier can replace up to 10 individual car trips. That means auto transport is actually more environmentally friendly than everyone driving their own car to the dealership. A modern car carrier gets about 6 miles per gallon, but when you divide that by 10 cars, it is like each car is getting 60 miles per gallon. The industry is also working to reduce its carbon footprint, with some companies experimenting with electric and hybrid carriers.

06/02/2026

Your car is getting picked up today. Here's what actually happens when the driver arrives.

The driver will call you 30 to 60 minutes before arriving, so keep your phone nearby. When they get there, they'll do a walk-around inspection with you, noting any existing damage on the Bill of Lading. You'll both sign this document. Then the driver will load your car onto the trailer, which usually takes 10 to 15 minutes. You don't need to be present for the loading itself, but you should be there for the inspection and to hand over the keys.

Make sure you have a spare key ready (keep your main set), and any special instructions written down. The driver will give you an estimated delivery window, but remember it's a window, not a specific time. Ask for their direct phone number before they leave.

Once they're gone, your car is officially in transit. 📋

06/02/2026

Customer asked if we could ship his car on the same day he called. We said it usually takes a few days to arrange a carrier. He said, "But I need it there tomorrow." We said, "Sir, that's not shipping. That's teleportation. We don't have that technology yet. We have trucks. They go the speed of trucks." He said, "Amazon delivers next day." We said, "Amazon is not putting a 4,000-pound sedan on a semi and driving it 1,200 miles. Your car is not a paperback book. It will take a few days. The truck will arrive at the speed of physics. That's our guarantee." 🚛

06/01/2026

Customer asked if we could ship his car in reverse so the mileage wouldn't go up. We said, "Sir, the car is on a trailer. The wheels aren't touching the ground. The engine is off. The odometer is not moving." He said, "But if you accidentally drive it, would it add miles?" We said, "We don't accidentally drive customer cars. We don't have keys. We don't start them. We just ship them. Your odometer will be unchanged. The car is cargo. Please let it enjoy the ride." 🚗

05/29/2026

In 1945, Detroit was still building tanks. Only about 70,000 new cars rolled off the lines. By 1946, with millions of returning soldiers ready to buy, production exploded to 2.2 million vehicles. The auto transport industry had to scale up overnight, and anyone with a flatbed truck could call themselves a car carrier. It took a decade for the industry to professionalize, and the modern auto transport business was born from that postwar chaos.

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11471 W Sample Road STE 30
Coral Springs, FL
33065

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Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm

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