WeShipCars Reviews

I was searching for moving companies on Google and I found WeShipCars. I called them and they gave pretty good customer service. They were quite friendly and professional and the price was pretty reasonable within the budget that I had in mind. I went with them and the experience was good. They shipped my car from Virginia to Texas and everything went well. They're a really good company. They're a broker and they put a listing on their portal which people who transport cars bid on. The first company who accepted the offer wasn't quite nice but WeShipCars was able to help me out and get a second company who was able to deliver the car. They were quite nice on being able to find a reasonable way to get someone to do the job. I would use them again.

I was looking for a way to ship a car and I saw WeShipCars online. I was shipping the car to California and on their thing, they looked like they had experience with that. So, that led me to believe they were okay. From the first time I called them, they said they'd get back to me, and I figured I probably wouldn't hear for a week. It was about two days later they said they had the truck and that was going to be there the next day. So, it went very well.

I'm military, and our PCS was from Virginia to the Wisconsin area. Doing business with WeShipCars was decent. One of the things that attracted me to them was that they said they could ship the vehicle at a very reasonable rate. They gave a timeline and exceeded it. I had to increase my bid by $100 to get somebody to accept it, but it isn't a big deal because it still saved me money. It was just a tad bit frustrating. Once we increased the bid, somebody picked the car up, delivered it and it got here in a very timely manner. They drove it directly to our home. I liked how quickly the truck arrived from the pickup. The price was good, but what would have made the experience better was if they had reached out and said it was taking longer than expected and been more proactive.

We moved from Hawaii to the mainland, and we searched multiple car shipping companies. WeShipCars had really good reviews. We verified, and WeShipCars seems like a good company that we could trust, and the payment was not as high as others. It was really easy setting up transport, and the communication was pretty good, too. We shipped both of our cars. One shipment was pretty smooth, but the other one, I didn't own the car. So, that needed extra steps. They let me know what I needed and made sure that everything was good to go with the port.

I looked up 4 or 5 companies before going with WeShipCars. I liked their timing and their price was good as well. Their reps were very courteous. They followed up and answered all my questions. I'm pretty happy. The only thing is they could explain the payment arrangement a little bit better, like the final payment and the invoice has to go through two parts - one is paying WeShipCars and the other is paying the carrier directly. If they can mention that at the very beginning, it can definitely save a lot of time. WeShipCars emailed me an instruction that I could pay a cashier's check to the carrier directly, but the carrier did not accept a cashier check. That created a little bit more back and forth. Luckily, the carrier could accept an online payment. Other than that, WeShipCars is worth a try.

WeShipCars had a good price. I talked to their guy on the phone and he was super kind. The pickup and delivery were good. The driver met me exactly where he needed to meet me. He had an original destination and I changed it to a better one for him because of the nature of the truck and it was perfect. They dropped the vehicle off and my father picked it up. Overall, the experience was good.

I needed to transport a vehicle. I used WeShipCars, and they had the best price. Their reps were fine. Communication was great as well.

I used WeShipCars to move a motorcycle from the East Coast to Missouri, which was about 1,000 miles. They were the first ones I contacted and I was happy with the response. During the transport, I always had a good idea of what was going on and when the motorcycle was going to show up. The driver who helped me unload it was really cool. He was a good guy.

I shipped my Raptor with WeShipCars. The driver kept on coming up with problems that they were having and they were multiple days late. I was actually on the verge of calling the police department to file a report for my car being stolen. The car arrived eventually, and the rate was good. The final price was pretty much the same as the one quoted to me.

My son was going to California for college and we shipped his motorcycle. We looked at two companies and went with WeShipCars. The other one takes longer to ship. Dealing with the rep was good and I will recommend WeShipCars.

I sold a car and needed to have it transported. Since WeShipCars could pick it up quickly, I chose to hire them. The dispatcher was very good and it happened exactly as he said, so I was pleased. The experience was easy and they did a good job. I would tell friends to use WeShipCars.

We did a Google search and found WeShipCars. At the time, they were giving a student discount and the price was reasonable. But I had to really wait for a long time to get the car shipped and I was in limbo when it is going to happen for at least two to three weeks.There were emails, then I would keep calling them to ask when they were going to pick it up. So I don't recommend them for transports with a time constraint. Other than that, when they picked up my car, things went fine.

We shopped around and WeShipCars offered to do the job for us at the best rate. We were first-time customers and we were very satisfied with them. Oftentimes, with big jobs like transporting cars, affordability plays a major factor. So, I would use that as the leverage point of why others should also go with them. We used the service to ship the car over to our customer in Kentucky, and he didn't report any issues. But when the technician came to load the Cadillac onto the truck, he didn't understand the model of it and he felt as though we had to pay extra for a custom job. We had to give WeShipCars a call and get that straightened out because the driver was incorrect. But mistakes like that happen, so it was not a big deal.

I bought a truck that was not where I was at. So I had to get it shipped. Setting the transport up was fine, but WeShipCars sent three different trailers, none of which my truck fit on, after I sent them the dimensions of it. Then, the guy that brought it almost flipped his trailer in my driveway. He was on the road and he went off into the ditch when he was pulling over so he could unload the truck. So it wasn't an issue with my driveway. Other than that, my truck was delivered in good condition and there were no issues. Doing the transport thru WeShipCars was easy and the price was competitive. I would advise others that they could use it.

Everything was smooth in my experience with WeShipCars. I liked their pricing, and my experience with their rep was very easy. The communication with them was good.

I had a very bad experience in previous transactions where companies asked for a higher amount on the day of the transaction. But based on the reviews of WeShipCars, I got some good positive responses, so I went with that, and I experienced the same thing. I moved from Colorado to Atlanta, and it was all good.

I went with WeShipCars because of their availability and pricing. I shipped a pickup truck with an enclosed trailer. The estimate was good. But it did go up a little bit trying to find somebody who would make the trip. It went up like 150 bucks. Communication was a little difficult between setting it up and figuring out what was going on as well. For delivery, it was supposed to go to my mechanic shop, but the driver was afraid that his trailer and truck wouldn't fit. So, I met him at a bigger parking lot.

I had a terrible experience with WeShipCars. I used them to ship a car from Oregon to Minnesota and I called them a bunch 'cause I wasn't getting any notifications about the price and delivery date promised. The car was left back at the pick-up destination. I asked them would they speed up the process if I gave them more money. They said yes but they couldn't guarantee what day. They were willing to just take more money. They gave me a window for pickup which was scheduled two months in advance. They had about a five-day pickup window and I did the one that worked for my wife to still be around to give them the keys. But they didn't ship it until she already left town so I had to have neighbors get involved. It was a mess.

I called one of my buddies who used WeShipCars, and I used them because it was the cheapest option. Setting the transport up was excellent and it went very quickly. I was impressed with the speed of delivery and service. I got a fair quote, too, and it didn't change.

I used WeShipCars to move my vehicle cross-country, all the way from Virginia to Washington. I was searching online, and I found them, and it seemed reliable. Plus, it was like the other shipment companies. So, it was good. Their reps were informative. They were giving me good updates regarding the truck driver procurement process and how all of it works and proximate times. It was timely, and the rates were good as well. My experience was good. I would probably choose WeShipCars again when I'm shipping cars.

I bought a car at an auction, and I live in a different state, and I wanted it brought home for me. WeShipCars was a good middleman. They hooked me up with a provider, and they were very good.

WeShipCars shipped two of my cars. Their pricing is a little bit more competitive. They take a little less on the booking fee. The driver was a nice guy. The cars came in good condition.

Don’t use them, their salespeople make promises that they cannot fulfill, and they don’t communicate with you when things go wrong. We used them to move our car from California to Rhode Island. When talking to their sales rep on the phone, they offered “guaranteed pick-up” on a specific day for a little extra, and we agreed since that was most convenient.

We were moving from Connecticut to North Carolina, so we wanted to call a transporter down. We went online searching and read the reviews. Then, we decided to hire WeShipCars. The pickup went okay but when the vehicle was delivered, there was some damage to it. There were some dings in the very front of the vehicle down by the lowest point on the fender. And it's a Tesla, so there are cameras. But for some reason, there were no pictures of anything when the car was being moved. The driver didn't own up to it and he had my card to be able to do whatever he needed to do in the Tesla, which could mean deleting pictures, surveillance pictures. So I didn't really have a leg to stand on.

We moved from Florida to Chicago and we needed to ship a Jeep Cherokee. We needed to have it transported for about 1,100 miles and after considering four to five companies, he decided to use WeShipCars. They were the cheapest, and their rep, Nick, was the most friendly. I've read online that some companies would give you a price first, then before they take the car off the truck, they'd tell you they want $250 more. And we were very concerned about getting scammed or maybe not even having the car show up. So, I went with Nick, because he really walked me through the process.

WeShipCars didn't stop calling me. They continued to ask if I had any other questions and were happy to share more information. They were very engaging. The transport was within the two to three-day time period that they talked about that the car would be picked up. They delivered the vehicle just as needed, outside of my father-in-law's neighborhood. The drivers can't get into that area. We had another vehicle shipped there previously so we knew to tell WeShip that if they put in the address, it's a country club. The drivers have to go to the main gate, come back and park outside of the main gate. That worked well.

A friend of mine had used WeShipCars and did most of the arrangement when I used them as well. However, I was surprised by how little I could put in the vehicle. My friends did something similar with other companies and they were able to put a good amount of stuff in their vehicle. The driver with WeShipCars asked me to take out most of what I had put in there. He said there was a weight limit, which if he exceeded, then he would have to pay a fine.

I bought a '67 Lincoln Continental on the East Coast and was trying to get it brought out to Arizona. I was on uShip and WeShipCars did the the job that I was trying to get done. They have the best price and everything was smooth. They showed up when they said they were going to show up and picked the car up a little earlier than they said they were anticipating. That was all good to me. It was pretty seamless with the driver. He communicated on when he was going to be there. He showed up a little bit early. He was supposed to meet me in the morning, but he texted me that afternoon and said he could be there around 8:30 that night if I was available, which I was. We unloaded it that night and everything was good. I would recommend them.

I looked at three different auto transport companies, and WeShipCars met my needs right away and was easy to deal with. They transported six vehicles from Scottsdale, Arizona, to Wisconsin for me. The communication was excellent, and they answered every question I had. I have used WeShipCars again since then and have recommended them to friends, who have also been happy with the service. I buy about 15 cars a year, and they are the only transport company I use now.

I had a great experience with WeShipCars. I rate them a 5.

WeShipCars was great to work with. I had used them before, and when I used them again recently, their website was easy to use. I also got good customer service from them, though I didn't really have to talk with anybody. The driver was quick and did his job. I’d give my experience 4 stars.

The guy picked up the car and dropped it off fine. Everything was smooth. WeShipCars was able to get a driver to come on the same day of as their rep said. We were moving out of state. Other companies guarantee a five-day business window. That's too much uncertainty. WeShipCars can do a very quick turnaround of things. We were going for another transportation company, but they couldn't pick it up within the window they specified. We booked the move last minute because it seems that WeShipCars would be able to pick up the car very fast.

I had purchased a car in Michigan, and I needed to get it here to California. I did quite a bit of research in terms of some of the costs involved with shipping a car. Specifically, I needed an enclosed trailer and reading some of the reviews online, I came to the conclusion that WeShipCars had a very fair price. Most importantly, they have some of their own trucks. They told me they could use one of their own trucks to ship the enclosed car to my location.

I've used WeShipCars for a lot of transports, and the price is good. We get what we're promised. We sent one to Florida, and one from Florida came here. I usually talk to the dispatch and don't have much interaction with the drivers. But they pick up and deliver the vehicles, and they are good. Everything was relatively on time, and we're happy. I'd recommend getting a quote from WeShipCars because they do a good job.

We were PCS-ing with the Army, and we didn't want to drive two cars. We used uShip through the app, and then WeShipCars came up. They had the best deal, so we went with them. We shipped our vehicle from Texas to Pennsylvania and the customer service was great. When the vehicle arrived, it was in great condition. It was a little dirty because it rained, but there was nothing that could be done about that. WeShipCars was very professional and quick.

Using WeShipCars was very simple and affordable. We looked at a few services, and WeShipCars was at par, if not a little on the cheaper side than most places. My move was set up through uShip, and it sent us to the third party, which was WeShipCars. They called, we set up a time, and it was straightforward. It was at the end of May, and it took a week. It was a very large truck that came down a residential road, but it fit. They were able to get in and out okay. The drop-off was in a larger parking lot of a mall, which was planned by my relatives in Houston. The driver was nice.

I liked WeShipCars' cost and timing. Working with them was good and easy. They picked the vehicle up the day they said they were going to. There was no problem. They brought it directly to me and right on time. While I haven't seen it yet since it's in my new house, the person that received it didn’t have any issues.

I was shipping a car from the dealership to the port, which was about 1,000 miles. I listed it on uShip, and different offers came through and I chose WeShipCars. I called customer service once and emailed them another time, and the communication was okay. They told me to get in touch with the carrier. I found it a bit difficult getting in touch with the carrier at some point. They could pay a bit more attention to the communication between the customer and the carrier, but everything worked out in the end.

I used WeShipCars to transport my BMW X7 from Tampa, Florida to Long Island, New York. They offered covered shipping, but I wanted open. They brought it directly to the address that I provided. I was very satisfied. My dad and my husband also shipped cars through WeShipCars, and my dad's was a disaster. So I'm gonna deduct points because of my dad's experience.

WeShipCars gave me a discount on each of my shipments. So that was cool from them. Once I selected one of the offers, I paid the fee required by WeShipCars, and then they gave me a rebate portion as a refund. It was a good experience. They have good customer service. Usually, a variety of companies can bid for your transport, and you can see their offers instead of one company that gives you one offer or one price, and then they list it as a broker, and it's your luck to get a driver or not. With WeShipCars, sometimes I get offers from drivers themselves rather than brokers. So far, they're doing good. My delivery was $450 and WeShipCars took almost 10%. So if I have a longer route and it is a more expensive offer, then it's going to be a bigger price. But overall, I recommend WeShipCars.