Cheap Missouri Car Shipping

We connect auto shippers in Missouri with qualified auto transport carriers. Once we place the auto shipping order with the customer we assign the order to a qualified auto transport carrier.

When we take your auto shipping order, we search out qualified carriers from several sources available to us. Once we locate a carrier we begin the process of qualifying the auto transport carrier by having them provide us with proof of at least $750,000 in Insurance and $100,000 in cargo insurance. We then check with the US Govt. to make sure they have the proper licensing and active authority to transport your vehicle(s). If they qualify and we have received all the documents we require, we then schedule your auto for pickup.

We offer both open or enclosed auto transport. Open auto transport is the most common and least expensive option when it comes to transporting your auto.

We are door-to-door service provider and do not use terminals. This means your vehicle is delivered to your home or business.

There are two types of companies that can ship cars in the USA: brokers and carriers. Brokers are the middlemen who organise the process. prepare all documentation, talk with customers and solve issues. Carriers are the actual companies who perform the transportation.

The driver from the carrier company will show up on the pickup location, load your car and deliver it to the destination point. We’ve prepared the list of Top 5 nationwide car shipping companies you can be safe to work with. You can find the list below.

Missouri is a small town in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It’s well known for being a popular vacation destination. Missouri is home to national parks, rivers, lakes, mountains, and animal tracks. And while it’s not too hard to find a secluded spot here, people are always drawn to one of the many bustling shopping districts or someplace where they can dine on world-renowned cuisine.

Places to visit in Missouri

1. National Parks of Missouri

Missouri is home to a number of national parks and monuments. These include the St. Francois Mountains, Taum Sauk Mountain, Ozark National Forest, Cave Hills, Nelson-Kennedy Ledges and the Ozark Trail among other locations.

2. Harriett Lake

This place is popular spot for fishing and boating. It’s located in northwestern Missouri near Elston Grove State Park. The lake is known for producing some big catfish such as bass better known as channel catfish, bluegill and black crappie as well as saugeye and walleye. That’s not all you’ll find at this location though.

3. The Missouri State Capitol

The Missouri State Capitol is the location of the Missouri General Assembly and its offices. It’s located in Jefferson City and is part of a national historic district that was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on June 2, 1973. This location has also appeared in numerous works of art such as prints, paintings, photographs books; it’s even been an inspiration for music performances and poetry.

4. Lodging in Missouri

There are several places where you can find lodging if you’re traveling through the state or if you’re planning to stay awhile because you’ve found a job here. Some of the more popular hotels and motels are the Washington Hotel and Casino, the Doubletree by Hilton Independence, Mission Inn Express Hotel & Suites, Courtyard by Marriott St Louis Westport, Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark, Hampton Inn St. Louis Downtown/Convention Center, Swissotel at Mall of America in Bloomington and Ramada Plaza Saint Louis Downtown.

5. Missouri History Museum

The museum is located in Forest Park in St. Louis County within twenty-five minutes of Lambert-St.Louis International Airport by car or public transportation. The history museum has an enormous research library with more than 2 million volumes as well as thousands and thousands of photographs, paintings maps and flags among other items. The museum is one of the best places to learn more about the history of the state and some of the trends within it.

6. Missouri Children’s Museum & Zoo

It’s just over 20 minutes from downtown St. Louis by car and public transportation. In fact, it’s close enough that you can walk to it if you prefer but in addition to being a place where children can learn, they’ll also be entertained with many fun exhibits such as a large playground, an underwater tunnel and a play area with water slides.

Conclusion

Missouri is a state full of history, culture, art and nature. It’s also a place that people from all around the world visit because it’s got so much in common with other places. The variety of things to see here and do makes for some interesting times whether you’re in town for the day or planning to stay a while.

Q: Do you charge my credit card for a deposit prior to finding a truck?
A: NO! We do not charge your credit card until we schedule your auto for pickup with a qualified carrier.

Q: Can I cancel my order and get my deposit back?
A: YES! If we have not scheduled your vehicle for pickup you may cancel your order. Since we do not charge your credit card anyway until it’s scheduled no refund is necessary.

Q: How long will it take to place an order for auto transport?
A: It takes only a couple of minutes to place the order, simply fill out the order form and submit it. We will email you a pdf containing your order for you to print, sign and fax back…

Q: How long does it take my vehicle to get picked up?
A: In most cases approximately 1-3 business days to get your vehicle picked up from the time we receive your agreement. This will depend on carrier availability for your route. We do the best we can to find a carrier as quickly as possible.

Q: Do you offer enclosed transportation?
A: Yes, however enclosed trailers cost more. The most common trailer is an open trailer. see also enclosed auto shipping