Prices to Move mazda 626 From FAIRFAX, Virginia to MARSTONS MILLS, Massachusetts
The average price to ship a mazda 626 from FAIRFAX, Virginia to MARSTONS MILLS, Massachusetts is $940 based on 6 quotes posted on May 10, 2011.
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2
Average Price
$940
Price Range
$775.00 to $1104.48
Origin Location:
FAIRFAX, Virginia
Destination Location:
MARSTONS MILLS, Massachusetts
Approximately Miles
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Direct Express Auto Transport
$775
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Price : $775.00
Deposit: $150.00
About This Quote
We are Direct Express Auto Transport, the largest door-to-door auto transport company with the highest rating (A+) by the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Please visit our site to book online at www.AutoTransportDirect.com or call us at 800-600-3750.
Reference ID: 12034
Received: 5/10/2011 6:28:59 PM
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Ship a Car Direct
$0
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Received: 5/10/2011 7:20:14 PM
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Quotes processed on this site are ESTIMATES ONLY and intended to give you a rough idea of an average price to expect. While every effort is made to keep our automated quotes accurate, there will be occasional discrepancies. For a more accurate estimate, contact us at 866-440-2655 or click the link above to visit our website.
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1st Call Auto Haul
$1104
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Price : $1104.48
Deposit: $0.00
About This Quote
We are a 5-star auto transport company, 7-years in a row. We are 1 of only a handful of companies on a website of nearly 2000 transporters with a 100% customer satisfaction rating. This is different than 5-stars as all of our reviewers have been satisfied and we've received no negative press. Please, read the reviews. It gives you invaluable insight into the practices of our competitors. We also have an A rating with the BBB of Massachusetts.
Experience is the key to a successful move and the only one you will speak with regarding your transport needs is the owner, Eric Sailer. We are not interested in moving the most cars in this industry. We are not interested in being the cheapest company on the internet. We are simply interested in every customer being satisfied with our service.
Our process is a simple one. Educate each customer, pay the carriers a fair wage, and manage the transport from beginning to end. We typically can locate a carrier within just a few days of placing your order. We mostly use small “mom & pop” carriers because they:
1. Maintain their equipment.
2. Move swiftly to their destination.
3. Value their customers and the brokers that pay them well.
Transport Tip #2:
The Motor Carrier number (MC #) is distributed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration in sequential order. If the company you wish to do business with has an MC # greater than 600,000, they have probably been in business less than a year, or they have recently had their license revoked and have started a new business with an alternate name and/or owners. This business is highly cyclical and rates change week-to-week. Understanding the ebb and flow of highly competitive routes is important and ensures a timely transport for your vehicle.
Transport Tip #23:
It is less important what you pay and more important what the carrier gets paid. More money to the carriers will lead to a more timely transport by more professional companies. Ask your broker, what do you think the carrier will get paid to move my vehicle?
Call us @ 888.607.1999 Ext 1
More tips available on our website, www.1stcallautohaul.com
Reference ID: 78251389
Received: 5/10/2011 7:25:02 PM
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Franks Automobile Shipping & Transport
$0
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Received: 5/11/2011 12:17:18 PM
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1Flat-Rate LLC
$0
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Received: 5/11/2011 5:17:23 PM
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Montway Auto Transport
$0
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Received: 5/12/2011 11:36:41 AM
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