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    How to Get Your Luxury Car From A to B Without Wasting Miles

    By Zero2TurboMay 15, 2020Updated:May 22, 2020No Comments
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    Are you planning to transport your luxury car from one point to another at any point in the near future? If so, avoid a road trip at all costs. A cross-country drive might sound like fun, but it will only waste miles. The value of your car reduces significantly with the miles covered. So if you’re planning to move your luxury car, use a different method of transport rather than driving it yourself. 

    Numerous hauling companies, for instance, can transport your car from point A to point B at a reasonable price. This method means you won’t have to drive for long distances. It also saves you time and money. And above all, it doesn’t increase your car’s mileage. 

    Companies such as Guardian Auto Transport can conveniently ship your vehicle from point A to B and help you save miles on your luxury car. Here’s more information about auto shipping companies and how they operate.

    Ways to transport your car

    If you want to transport your car from point A to B without wasting the car’s miles, use a moving company. These companies have individual containers that they use to transport your car so the car doesn’t have to be driven over long distances. There are usually two methods these companies will use to carry vehicles: open carriers and enclosed carriers. 

    Open carriers

    The use of open carriers is standard protocol for transporting new cars, especially luxury ones. Many auto manufacturers prefer this method because it’s affordable, easily accessible, and makes it possible to transport many cars at once. When using this method, your car is loaded to an open carrier and transported with other cars to its destination. It’s important to note that the open carrier will expose your vehicle to weather elements such as rain, sunlight, and debris, which could potentially cause minor damages.

    Enclosed carriers

    Enclosed carriers are rare and often preferred for high-end cars. This method of transporting your vehicle is also more costly. On average, it would cost you almost twice as much as using an open carrier. Enclosed carriers are used to ship only a few cars, which is why they’re more expensive than open carriers. But enclosed carriers also offer much more protection to your car. Your vehicle will be locked in an enclosed carrier that protects it from weather elements and debris, which means it will maintain its physical state. If you want to transport exotic cars from one point to another, this is the best way to do it.

    Benefits of auto shipping companies

    When it comes to luxury cars, the value of your vehicle directly depends on the miles it has been driven. If you decide to drive your car from one point to another during a move, you’re likely to waste many miles on the road. By using a reputable auto shipping company, however, you can keep your expensive car’s miles at a minimum.

    When it comes to car shipping, many people are worried about the potential damage that could happen to their vehicles. That’s why car shipping companies will insure your car during transportation. If you use an auto shipping company, you’ll be insured from the risks involved in transporting your car. These risks include theft, accidents, and other common incidents that could damage your vehicle.

    Transporting your car also helps maintain your car’s mechanical and physical condition. Just like any other vehicle, luxury cars will wear and tear if driven for long distances. As your car’s miles continue to increase, you’re more likely to use more money to service it, and which increases your expenses. If you ship your luxury car with a reputable company, you’ll preserve its mechanical and physical condition. Avoiding unnecessary wear and tear keeps your car’s resale value high.

    Finally, some auto shipping companies offer auxiliary services that might also come in handy for you. Some car shipping firms offer discounts that target groups such as military personnel, students, senior citizens, owners of multiple vehicles, and those who qualify for loyalty discounts. Using these discounts can significantly reduce your transportation costs.

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