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Did you know that the top-selling vehicles over the last few years have all been pickup trucks? The Ford F-Series, Chevy Silverado, and Ram Pickup lines have all sold over 500,000 models every year in recent history.

You need to get a vehicle from point A to point B safely and effectively. Depending on the reason, you can't always drive it yourself. At this point, you generally have two options— traditional vehicle shipping or a driveaway service.

If you are dreaming of an electric car, you may consider electric convertibles. But which vehicles have a great combination of performance and luxury? Here are our top 15 picks for 2023.

As a vintage or antique car owner, you may find yourself needing to transport your vehicle from one place to another. This can be daunting, as antique and vintage cars need special care and attention during transportation.

Did you know that approximately 31 million Americans move each year? Or that the moving industry represents a $86 billion industry? While this figure is eye-opening, it makes sense considering those millions of movers make up 9.8 percent of the

As we progress and move forward, electric cars will continue to be the wave of the future. This is because of the increase in popularity of electric cars (think about saving on gas money and saving the environment at the same time).

In the United States, over 40 million Americans move every year. While the vast majority of moves are local, that doesn’t mean they’re not just as stressful as moving to another state or even across the ocean! So if you’re moving soon

Trains and boats are essential components of our shipping infrastructure, but they don't hold a candle to trucks. Trucks and heavy freight vehicles carry over 70% of America's freight alone.

If the United States is known for anything, it is for our robust highway system to connect such a massive, sprawling country. It's thanks to this that we have some of the best routes to ship a car. But how do you find the best route?

At the last count, there were 290.8 million cars in the U.S., almost 9 cars for every 10 people. There's a vast auto transport market for car shipping companies that can deliver vehicles to consumers since not everyone can live next to a car factory.