So you want to transport your car...

[mnboost]

Understand. Sometimes the logistics just don't work out.

I find that if I plan it out, it isn't difficult to get a cheap 1-way ticket, as long as origin and destination are both somewhat close to large metro airports. Dealerships prefer delivery within 2-3wks. Shipping pickup can sometimes take that long to arrange, so dealers are used to working with out-of-state buyers on scheduling. Most have no problem with courtesy airport pickup, especially if they are somewhat close to the terminal. Some I dealt with even offered to deliver the car to the airport. Never hurt to ask.

FWIW, after I picked up the '09 Genesis to drive back from Greenville, NC, I actually drove right by Hyundai's then almost brand new HMMA plant in Montgomery, Alabama. I would've stopped by for a free tour, but it was on a Saturday. I remember seeing all manners of auto parts suppliers and plants along the interstate nearby. Amazes me to think what Hyundai/Kia/Genesis has achieved in the 12yrs since.

Yea i think the airport i had to get to was not a very big airport and then it would of been a 1.5-hour uber ride out in the sticks.

The HMMA tour would have been great to see! All the engineering and collaboration going on

 

[WenSamya]

Hey there! Transporting your car can be quite an adventure! Have you considered enclosed auto shipping?

It's a great option if you want to keep your ride safe and secure during transport. Plus, it's perfect for those extra special vehicles that you want to protect from the elements. Happy car moving!