Winch-equipped carriers
We only assign carriers with the right equipment to load your car safely.
Non-running cars
Ship a car that doesn't run
Project cars, auction buys, accident repairs and cars that won't start ship with carriers equipped with winches.
How it works
What is inoperable vehicle transport?
If a car can't drive onto the trailer under its own power, the carrier needs a winch to pull it on. The car must still roll, brake and steer. If it can't, tell us and we'll arrange a forklift or flatbed at pickup.
Why choose it
Why customers pick inoperable vehicle transport
Forklift arranged
If the car can't roll, steer or brake, we arrange a forklift at pickup.
Auction pickups
We pick up from Copart, IAA, Manheim and other auctions with your gate pass.
Example prices
Typical prices on popular routes
| Route | Distance | Typical price | Transit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Houston, TXAtlanta, GA | 827 mi | $880–$1,020 | 2–4 days |
| Phoenix, AZLos Angeles, CA | 421 mi | $700–$810 | 1–3 days |
| Detroit, MIChicago, IL | 279 mi | $710–$810 | 1–2 days |
| Orlando, FLCharlotte, NC | 547 mi | $810–$940 | 2–3 days |
Estimates at current market rates. Your exact price depends on vehicle, date and season. Get your instant price.
Questions
Common questions
How much extra is inoperable?
Usually about $150 to $200 more than the same car running.
What does the car need to do?
Roll, steer and brake. If any of those don't work, let us know so we can plan the loading.
Can you pick up from an auction?
Yes. Send us the gate pass or release form and we handle the rest.
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