Multi-Car Shipping FAQs

Shipping two or more vehicles as one booking on the same truck, usually with a single pickup and delivery.

A typical open carrier holds about 7 to 10 vehicles, depending on their size and weight. Enclosed trailers usually carry fewer.

Usually, but not always. Ask the company to confirm, especially for large orders or busy seasons.

Published studies put one standard car at about $875–$2,365 for a 1,250-mile trip, so two cost up to twice that. Many companies price a shared booking lower per car, so ask each one for its multi-car rate.

Usually, per car. Shared pickup, delivery and dispatch costs are spread across the vehicles.

Sometimes, if the addresses are close and on the carrier's route. Each extra stop can add to the price.

Then it's usually better to book them separately, since a multi-car booking shares one pickup window.

Not on the same truck. Book the enclosed car separately and the others together.

Yes. Dealers regularly move inventory between lots, auctions and customers in shared loads.

Many carriers can, with the motorcycle secured on its own spot. Mention it when you book.

Carrier cargo coverage applies, but may be capped per load. Ask for the certificate and check the limit covers every vehicle.

Prepare each one the same way: wash it, photograph every side, remove personal items and toll tags and keep about a quarter tank of fuel.