Auction Car Shipping
Before Storage Fees Stack Up

On major auction corridors, we can typically arrange pickup within 1-3 business days after payment clears and the auction releases the vehicle. Copart and IAAI locations on high-volume routes often have carriers available the same week. The key is booking transport before the vehicle is released — this minimizes storage fees.

Yes. We pick up from all Copart, IAAI, Manheim, ADESA, and independent auction facilities nationwide. Each auction has specific gate procedures, hours, and carrier requirements — we handle the coordination so you don't have to call the yard yourself.

Auction lots charge $15-$50/day in storage after the free grace period (typically 3-5 business days post-payment). This is why booking transport immediately after winning matters. We prioritize auction pickups precisely because the cost of delay is real and measurable.

Yes. Many auction purchases — especially from Copart and IAAI — are salvage or non-running vehicles. Inoperable vehicles require a carrier with a winch, which adds $150-$300. Flag the vehicle's condition when booking so we assign the right equipment on the first attempt.

The carrier photographs the vehicle and completes a detailed Bill of Lading at pickup, documenting every scratch, dent, and missing part. This is especially important for auction vehicles where the listing photos may not reflect current condition. You receive copies of all documentation.

Yes. We handle post-auction logistics from all major collector auctions including Barrett-Jackson, Mecum, RM Sotheby's, and Bonhams. For high-value collector auction purchases, we recommend enclosed transport with lift-gate loading and verified high-limit insurance.