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Dealer Multi-Car Shipping
Move several units, or a full truck, in one booking and lower the cost per vehicle.
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How multi-car loads work
A typical open carrier holds about 7 to 10 vehicles. Booking several units on the same route lets one truck make fewer stops, which usually lowers the price per unit.
What affects per-unit pricing
- Number of units and whether they fill a truck
- Mix of sedans, SUVs and trucks
- Pickup and delivery at one location or several
- Open or enclosed equipment
- Running and non-running units
Staging and inspections
- Stage units together with keys ready
- Inspect and record each unit separately
- Confirm delivery staff can check every unit
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