Auto auction car shipping from Copart, IAA, and safe delivery nationwide.
Titanic Auto Transport offers fast auto auction car shipping from all major auction sites including Copart, Manheim, ADESA, and IAA. We understand the time limits at auctions and act quickly to pick up your vehicle before any fees apply. Our drivers know how to handle auction rules and load cars safely. No matter where the auction is located, we deliver your car on time and to the exact address you choose. Get your vehicle moved fast with reliable service from Titanic Auto Transport.
Our team can pick up from all popular auto auctions including public and dealer-only sites. We work with locations in every state to make sure your vehicle is moved quickly and without damage. All drivers are licensed and experienced in handling auction vehicles.
We offer door to door service to bring your auction car directly to your home, lot or customer. You do not need to meet a driver or go to a terminal. Just tell us the auction and drop location. We take care of the rest.
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Auction sites often have short pickup windows and daily storage fees. You need a car hauler who knows how to deal with auction rules and acts fast. Our dispatchers schedule the right driver quickly so your car gets picked up before any deadline.
Here are answers to common questions about shipping vehicles from auto auctions. If you do not find what you need, feel free to contact Titanic Auto Transport for help.
Auction pickups require coordination with the facility as well as the buyer. Confirm the lot number, release authorization, buyer paperwork, and pickup hours before the carrier is dispatched. Some locations require a gate pass or a copy of the paid invoice. Ask whether the vehicle is available in the lot and whether it can be driven. Auction yards may charge storage fees after a release deadline, so provide the deadline when requesting transport. Correct details help the driver enter the facility and reduce the chance of a missed pickup.
A vehicle described as nonrunning may still roll and steer, or it may have flat tires, locked wheels, or collision damage. These differences affect loading equipment and time. Tell us what is known about the vehicle and do not assume a photo shows its full condition. If the car cannot be moved normally, a winch or other equipment may be required. Share auction condition information and photos when available. Accurate disclosure helps the transport team arrange an appropriate carrier and provide a quote based on the actual loading needs.
The person receiving the vehicle should know the expected delivery window and have space for the driver to unload. If the buyer will not be present, designate someone who can inspect the vehicle and sign the carrier paperwork. Give that person the lot release details, the vehicle description, and a working phone number for the transport team. Confirm access rules at the destination in advance. A clear handoff is particularly useful when the buyer is in another state and has never seen the vehicle in person.
Inspect the vehicle in good light when it arrives. Compare its condition with the pickup record and take photographs of any concern before signing the delivery paperwork. For a vehicle bought at auction, keep the auction condition report separate from the carrier inspection report. The two documents describe different stages of the vehicle history. If the car arrives with an issue, note it with the driver and follow the carrier instructions promptly. Keeping the records together makes it easier to explain the timeline to the appropriate parties.
Auction sites can be busy and may have limited pickup appointments. Provide the exact facility name and address because a company may operate more than one yard in a region. Share any appointment confirmation or release number as soon as it is available. If the destination has a strict receiving schedule, tell us before the carrier is assigned. The driver may need to combine the auction stop with other deliveries along the route. Planning both ends together gives everyone a clearer view of the pickup and delivery process.
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No worries! Just request a quote on our website or give us a call at Titanic Auto Transport, and we'll take care of the rest. We specialize in auction auto transport and will get your new ride home safely and on time. Plus, our process is super easy and stress-free!
Absolutely! We treat every car like it's our own. With fully insured carriers and a rock-solid reputation, you can count on us to deliver your vehicle in perfect condition.
Auction cars can be hidden gems! Whether it's a clean title car from IAA or a salvage vehicle from Copart, auctions offer a wide range of vehicles at competitive prices. Just do your homework and bid smart!
It depends on where you're shipping from and to, but we aim to get your car to you as quickly as possible. On average, you can expect your car within 1-2 weeks. We'll keep you updated every step of the way!
Not necessarily! You can have a friend or family member handle the pick-up or delivery. Just make sure they have all the necessary paperwork and a valid ID. Easy peasy!
Breathe easy! Our carriers are fully insured, so if anything happens, we've got you covered. Just document the damage, let us know, and we’ll handle the rest. Your car is in safe hands with Titanic Auto Transport.
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