Nexgen Auto Transport LLC›
4.4 45 reviews
“He was upfront about costs, told me how much Nexgen will charge which was significantly less expensive than the other companies I spoke with”
FAQs
What is the cost of shipping a vehicle?
Prices for auto transport companies are determined by current market trends for nationwide auto shipping. The overall cost of auto shipping firms will vary depending on the sort of automobile you want to transfer, where it needs to go, its size, condition (or if it has any modifications), total transport distance, transport type (open or enclosed trailer shipment), and finally, the time of year you book.
How long does it take for my vehicle to be picked up?
After you submit your order, we will search our car carrier network for a trucker to carry your vehicle. We will assign the best available one and provide you with an estimated pickup time. The trucker will phone you ahead of time to confirm the specifics.
Are there different types of vehicle transport to choose from?
NexGen Auto Transport ships sedans, SUVs, minivans, big vehicles, antiques, classic automobiles, motorbikes , and inoperable cars. If you are unsure whether we can export your vehicle, please contact us to find out what we can do for you.
What is the difference between Open Transport and Enclosed Transport?
Your automobile is shipped on an open trailer with open transport. The car is completely exposed to the elements. These are the most frequent types of trailers that you may see on the road. Your vehicle is transported in an enclosed trailer with secure, weatherproof walls. The vehicle is shielded from the outside elements. Only a small percentage of enclosed carriers exist. As a result, enclosed transportation is highly expensive, and it may take a little longer to transport your vehicle.
Is my vehicle going to be insured?
Yes, vehicles are insured up to $100,000 for open carriers and $250,000 for enclosed carriers. Your vehicle is fully insured during transit against negligent damage caused by the carrier or carrier equipment failure.
Get the answers to more questions on the FAQ page on our website.
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