Bring a Trailer launches new shipping service

Bring a Trailer has unveiled an integrated shipping function, allowing winning bidders to have their new car delivered directly to them.

Bring a Trailer Shipping

Bring a Trailer has announced a new shipping service as part of its online collector car auctions.

Bidders will be able to see exactly how much shipping a car to them will cost, with the option to use the service should they be successful.

The auction company also promises no hidden costs, and a range of transportation options available to buyers.

Fully integrated shipping service

Bring a Trailer Shipping

Whilst some auction websites advertise third-party transport agents, Bring a Trailer aims to integrate shipping directly into the buying process. 

Real-time quotes for transporting an advertised car can be generated at any point when the auction is live. Bidders simply need to enter their own zip code for a quote.

Should a bidder win, the cost of shipping can be added directly to the purchase price of the vehicle. 

Bidders have the choice between enclosed car transporters, or open carriers, depending on their budget. Bring a Trailer will organize door-to-door collection and delivery of the vehicle, with real-time GPS tracking during transit.

From Sea to Shining Sea

Bring a Trailer Shipping

The company promises bidders will not be hit with extra charges, and that there is no negotiation necessary. Making use of Bring a Trailer Shipping also sees cars protected by an “umbrella” insurance during transportation. 

Parts can also be shipped with vehicles, providing that they are stored securely in the trunk.

At present, the shipping service is available for vehicles listed on Bring a Trailer that are located in the 48 contiguous United States. Quotes can already be generated on listings that support Bring a Trailer shipping now. 

“We are excited to launch BaT Shipping to make transporting cars quicker and easier,” said Randy Nonnenberg, Bring a Trailer co-founder and President.

“BaT Shipping is yet another innovation from our team that will make transacting smoother and easier for users of the platform.”

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John Redfern
John Redfern
U.S. Editor with a love of all things Americana. Woodgrain-clad station wagons and ridiculous muscle cars a speciality.

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