Getting a car shipped will involve a great deal of paper work. There are insurance papers to go through, Bills of Lading to sign and a lot of other documentation that has to be ion order before the car transport service company loads your car onto the car transporter. Whatever documents you sign, it is important that you read these carefully before signing on the dotted line. Some clauses might be "hidden" in the fine print, leaving the auto transport comoany the option of referring to the contracts if your car comes back inaÜdamaged condition or I the costs of the estimnate tunrs out to be different from the actual cost you end up paying.

Remember to look for clauses regarding pick up and delivery dates. Many car shipping companies will not give you specified date of delivery simply because a whole lot of other factors come into play during the transportation. Bad roads, weather conditions and other problems could delay the delivery date by a day or two.

Make sure the cancellation fee policies are spelled out clearly. If your car transport company does not pick up you cra within a week opf delivery, you might nbe entitled to cancel with out having a cancellation fee levied. Make sure you have a clasue detailing this addedf to your contract.