Nexus Blog

Whether you're upgrading to a new ride or simply testing the waters of the used car market, knowing your car's true value is essential.

Buyers backing out of a deal remains one of the most common concerns among sellers. Understanding different factors causing buyers to change their minds and how to respond professionally.

Whether you’re shipping an economy car or a supercar to a buyer, the information below outlines how to successfully transport the vehicle via an auto transport company without unnecessary damage to your wallet or the car.

The Nexus team simplified this customer’s Ferrari shipment by finding a transporter with proper equipment, verifying carrier records through a rigorous background check, and providing consistent communication.

A PCS (Permanent Change of Station) in the military often involves a complete household move and requires a long-term assignment or transfer to a new duty station, posing unique challenges for families.

The demand for auto transport is steadily increasing, underscoring the importance of knowing how car shipping insurance works.

A recent survey on Upwork revealed that 20 million Americans are thinking about moving to a different state for work reasons—and young individuals aged 18 to 34 are most likely to make the leap, Jobera reports.

Open transport, or open-carrier transport, is the most popular auto shipping method with its cost-effectiveness. The service gets its name from an open commercial truck carrier, which exposes your vehicle to outdoor elements during shipping.

Relocation for a job, education, and the growth of e-commerce for exporting and importing vehicles are common reasons why there’s a growing need for international car shipping services.

If so, you’re not alone. Some people try to sell a car without a title after losing or damaging the document. Others might have never received a title when purchasing their vehicle and didn’t request one, not knowing its necessity.