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Old 02-16-2026, 07:37 PM   #4
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Default Re: Vehicle transport

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Originally Posted by hueyhoolihan View Post
i don't doubt it...

i've had no experience with passport, but i've heard they don't use the internet bulletin board broker/driver website new york stock exchange type arrangement of bidders and buyers like most of the transport companies do. and that in its own right is reason enough in my book, but rather, have their own trucks and drivers. and if so it's a much, much better arrangement.

because i've had occasion to have three cars transported from 2000-5000 miles on several occasions using the bidder/buyer arrangement and you'll never know what kind of service you'll get, and if it's bad, and a third of mine have been bad, there's little or nothing you'll be able to do about it. as the broker is long gone with your money and couldn't care less. and most likely the drivers are too.
Yes sir, yes sir...
I have had clients deliver their cars to me utilizing brokers. A few had trailers that I would be fearful to haul scrap metal in.
Passport uses professional drivers that have always been super respectful of my cars. The company is fully bonded and the agreed replacement value is agreed upon up front.
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