Every car we sell is sitting on the lot at 7526 Alameda Avenue in El Paso. Two things can happen next: you drive it away, or it goes on a truck. This page explains the second one, because it is the part people have questions about.
Both are worth pricing before you buy
The cheapest way to move a car is to sit in it, and the drive home is an honest test of everything the car was described as being.
Think it through first if the car is old. Interstate 10 out of El Paso is long and empty in both directions, and a car built in the 1960s wants a slower pace, more fuel stops and a look at the coolant every time you stop. Plan the route, plan the day, and carry water.
Transport is a separate arrangement from the sale, with its own price and its own timetable. Ask what it would cost to your address before you commit to buying the car, not after — the number can change which car makes sense.
There are two shapes the job can take, and the difference between them is mostly money against control.
Your car rides with several others on a truck that is already running a route in your direction. It is the cheaper of the two and the way most cars travel.
A truck goes out for your car and nothing else. You are paying for the whole trailer rather than a share of it, and what the money buys is the calendar.
Six things, and none of them is a flat rate
17 cars on the lot today
Call or email with the car and the destination and we will find out what it takes to get it there. It is a short conversation, and it is worth having before the car is yours rather than after.
7526 Alameda Ave
El Paso, TX 79915