The cheapest way to ship a car?  That can be a tricky question.  It isn't always the "cheapest price".

The reason it isn't always the lowest price you see on the screen is because you're always working with a broker company.  As a broker we have to determine what we think we can get your vehicle moved for and add a profit on top of that.  Nearly all brokers use the same tools to find you your transporter.  So if the price is too low no transporter will want to transport your vehicle because there is usually other vehicles priced higher.  Also, the brokers deposit/fee makes a difference too.  Some broker fees can range from $100 - $300 per vehicle.

To get the price price here are a few tricks:

1. Choose open car shipping.  It is the cheapest method of having a car shipped.
2. Be in or closely around a major metropolitan area.  Haulers are not trying to driving to BFE to pick up 1 car for a cheap price.  One example would be having a car shipped to Miami.  Miami is a great location and easily accessible.  The second example would be Green Bay, Wisconsin. Gren Bay is not the most traveled location for car shipping.  Miami will 100% have the better price per mile.
3. When getting multiple quotes remove the highest and lowest immediately.  Choose someone right in the middle.  This is the one who will actually get your vehicle moved, not have a super high broker fee and will not change your price.