ShipCarGuide started with a simple frustration: shipping a car in America is confusing, and honest answers are hard to find.

Search for car shipping help and you mostly find quote forms, pushy sales calls, and review sites that rank whoever pays them best. We wanted to build the opposite of that. A quiet corner of the internet where a regular person can get straight answers without being sold something.

Whether you are moving across the country, sending a car to your kid at college, or buying a classic from three states away, this site is for you.

What we do

We research and write in-depth guides about car shipping in the United States. What it costs, how the process works, how to spot scams, which transport option fits your vehicle, and what to do when something goes wrong. Every article is written in plain English, checked against current information, and updated when things change.

What we do not do

We are not a transport company, broker, or carrier. We do not sell shipping services, take a cut from bookings, or rank companies based on who pays us. When a company is mentioned by name, it is because the information helps you, not because someone bought the mention.

How we keep the lights on

Running a site costs money, so we show display ads. That is the whole business model. No sponsored rankings, no paid placements inside guides, no selling reader data. Our loyalty is to readers, because readers are the entire point.

Who is behind this

ShipCarGuide is written and edited by Harry, a car enthusiast who has spent years studying how auto transport really works: reading carrier contracts, comparing broker quotes, and talking with people who ship cars for a living. If you want to reach out, the contact page is the best way to do it.

Our promise

If a guide here ever feels outdated or wrong, tell us. We would rather fix it than defend it. This site exists to make car shipping less stressful for real people, and we take that seriously.