Vehicle Transport Australia
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Door to Door Car Transport

Premium convenience. We collect your vehicle from your driveway and deliver it directly to your destination.

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Door to Door Car Transport

Enjoy the ultimate convenience with our Door-to-Door service. We handle the logistics from your driveway to your final destination, saving you time and hassle.

How it works

  1. Collection: A specialized local carrier (tilt tray or small car carrier) collects your vehicle from your home, office, or dealership.
  2. Transit: Your vehicle is taken to a local depot and loaded onto a large interstate transporter.
  3. Delivery: At the destination city, it’s transferred back to a local carrier for final delivery to your door.

Note: Large trucks cannot access all residential streets. If access is restricted, we may meet you at a nearby wide street or shopping center.

Why Choose Door to Door?

  • Convenience: No need to organize transport to/from a depot.
  • Time Saving: We handle the connections.
  • Safety: Minimizes the driving you need to do.

Best For

  • Moving house interstate.
  • Buying a car online or from a dealership.
  • Classic or non-running vehicles (must be disclosed).

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about moving your vehicle interstate.

How much does car transport cost?
Costs vary based on distance, vehicle type, and service level (depot vs door). For example, short interstate hops might start from $400, while cross-country moves can range from $900+. Use our instant quote tool for an exact price.
How long does transport take?
Transit times depend on the route. East coast capitals (Syd-Melb-Bris) typically take 2-4 business days. Perth to East Coast can take 7-10 business days. We provide estimated windows upon booking.
Is my vehicle insured during transit?
Yes, all our transport partners are fully insured. Your vehicle is covered for transit damage in accordance with Australian consumer law and our carrier terms.
Can I leave personal items in the car?
Generally, no. For safety and insurance reasons, vehicles must be empty of personal items. Some carriers allow up to 40kg in the boot/trunk at your own risk, but this must be confirmed prior to booking.

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