The city of El Paso is not that popular of an auto transport location, despite the fact that there’s over 672,000 residents living there. Perhaps the reason is that it sits in the middle of nowhere – though it sits on I-10, a popular auto transport corridor, few people actually …Read the Rest
The state of Nevada is not a very popular auto transport location, at least outside of Las Vegas. Easily the largest city in Nevada, Las Vegas is home to over 550,000 permanent residents and sees a lot of auto traffic in and out of the area. Transporters will typically run …Read the Rest
The state of Idaho is not the easiest for carriers to get to or from, namely because of the lack of major interstates running in or out of the state. This is a detriment not just to how long it will take to find a carrier, but also the total …Read the Rest
The Toyota Tacoma is Toyota’s smaller pickup truck and is designed to be more fuel efficient and economical than the larger pickup trucks out there. Sure it won’t beat a Ford F-350 in terms of towing and hauling, but anyone that buys a Tacoma understands that. As they are smaller, …Read the Rest
The state of Washington is rather isolated up there in the great Pacific Northwest, sitting at the north-westernmost corner of the U.S. The problem is that, on the whole, getting to there from most parts of the U.S. is rather difficult, because there’s only two interstates that run into the …Read the Rest
At Ultimate Auto Shipping we know we can ship just about anything, from anywhere, to anywhere, regardless of whether it’s running or not. So, yes, we can ship non-running vehicles. However, non-running vehicles (also known as “non-ops” or “in-ops”, for non-operational or inoperable) do carry the added restriction of requiring …Read the Rest
In this auto shipping industry of ours, there’s a term floating around out there that a lot of people might not fully understand right away, and that’s okay because it’s kind of tricky in how it works. In the car transport industry there is such a thing as a pickup …Read the Rest
Miami is one of the most popular auto transport cities in the entire U.S., mainly because of how many people live in its metro area. It’s a world city and is quite popular for tourists and residents alike. The weather’s great, and during the winter months it’s one of those …Read the Rest
This is a very common question in our line of work: are vehicles insured when they are shipped by an auto shipping carrier? The answer, in a nutshell, is yes – all auto transport companies are required to carry a federally-mandated minimum amount of cargo insurance that covers every single …Read the Rest
Minneapolis is one of those cities that most auto shippers don’t like going to. Because of its relatively remote location (despite being such a large city) and lack of major population (it has a population, but it’s not as big as, say, Dallas), Minneapolis can either be boom or bust …Read the Rest
