Car transport

You certainly would do better to be loaded both ways. There is a problem with getting in and out of auctions quickly. If you have time for the driver to get the proper releases and to walk dang near the whole lot searching for 3 or 4 cars then once they find them have to jumpstart/fix a flat/ fill it with gas. This assumes that some IDIOT didn’t use the car you’re picking up to shuttle their cars to the front and left it parked in some far away lot where nobody can find it because the color on your paperwork is nowhere near matched to the actual color!

oh wait...did I get off on a rant??? Sorry. I get a little twitchy and get flashbacks when folks talk about auto auctions!! I’m sure it’s a good idea!


Seriously it’s not all bad. I’m just spoiled hauling new cars that 99.9% of the time actually start and are where they are supposed to be.

 

27k is a bit rough but what on Earth is "JJ Keller" doing for the $4k you are paying them?

What DOT compliance?

 

Most Manheim auctions locations have installed GPS tracking on all their cars. Just type the work order and it into your phone via Manheim website and it will sync your current location and guide you to your the car you are picking up. It will also let you know if the battery is dead. Manheim is getting rid of the driver shuttles. It doesn't bother me walking to my ca.

 

It's interesting to come across your post from two years ago. Your plan to move trailers from the factory to your dealership and considering hauling a load of cars is an intriguing idea. Car transport can be a profitable venture, especially if you have access to used car auctions in the Atlanta area.

Since this thread is from a couple of years ago, I hope your business has thrived, and your ventures have been successful. If you decide to explore this further, you might find the services offered by https://www.a1autotransport.com/car-transportation-services/ valuable. They have a wealth of experience in car transportation services, which could be beneficial for your new endeavor.