Luxury & Exotic Car Transport Services
Low clearance, wide body, expensive paint. Luxury and exotic cars are not exactly forgiving when somebody shows up with the wrong trailer.
Heights Transport Solutions coordinates luxury and exotic car shipping with the vehicle’s value, dimensions, ground clearance and loading requirements considered before pickup.
The Right Trailer Matters
For luxury and exotic vehicles, Heights recommends enclosed auto transport. Enclosed carriers provide added protection from road debris, weather and exposure, but just as important, they are often better equipped for cars that sit extremely low.
Race ramps, hydraulic trailers and liftgates can help reduce steep loading angles and protect low front ends, underbody components and expensive bodywork.
If the front splitter costs more than your first car, scraping it is not an acceptable loading technique.
Low, Wide and Full of Sensors
Modern luxury and exotic cars bring their own set of challenges. They may be wider than a standard sedan, extremely low to the ground and packed with cameras, proximity sensors and driver-assist technology.
The carrier needs to know what they are loading before arriving. Vehicle dimensions, suspension settings and any unusual operating procedures can all affect the transport plan.
Experienced Carriers Only
Heights looks for carriers with experience handling high-value vehicles and equipment suited to the specific car. That matters when a vehicle needs careful ramp angles, special loading equipment or a driver who understands the difference between “Sport Mode” and “please do not touch that button.”
If timing is critical for a dealership delivery, auction or event, expedited transport may also be available.
Insurance That Matches the Car
All carriers transporting vehicles for Heights are required to carry cargo insurance.
For especially high-value vehicles, owners should let Heights know if they require a specific minimum amount of coverage. That requirement can be considered while the carrier is being vetted.
More information is available on our insurance and compliance page.
Inspected Before and After Transport
The vehicle is inspected at pickup and again at delivery, with photos used to document its condition and any existing cosmetic marks.
That matters with every car, but especially when a small scratch can quickly become a very large repair bill.
Cost and Timing
Enclosed transport, specialized loading equipment, vehicle size and the availability of experienced carriers can all affect shipping cost.
Seasonal demand can affect timing too, especially during snowbird season when enclosed carriers are in higher demand. Our guide to how long auto shipping takes explains the other factors that can influence scheduling.
Moving It Without Adding Miles
Luxury and exotic vehicles are commonly shipped after dealership purchases, to auctions and events, and during seasonal moves. Heights also coordinates nationwide vehicle transport for owners who would rather save the road trip for when they actually want to drive the car.
Get A Transport QuoteFrequently Asked Questions
Yes. Heights generally recommends enclosed transport for luxury and exotic vehicles. It adds protection from road debris and weather, and enclosed carriers are often better equipped for low-clearance loading.
Depending on the vehicle, carriers may use race ramps, hydraulic trailers or liftgates to reduce steep loading angles. The goal is to keep the front splitter, underbody and other low points well away from the trailer.
Usually, yes. We just need the vehicle's dimensions and ground clearance ahead of time so the right trailer and loading equipment can be arranged. This is one situation where surprises are overrated.
All carriers are required to carry cargo insurance. If your vehicle's value means you want a specific minimum amount of coverage, let Heights know before scheduling so that requirement can be considered during carrier vetting.
Yes. The vehicle is inspected at pickup and again at delivery, with photos used to document its condition and any existing cosmetic marks. With a high-value car, a little documentation beats a lot of arguing later.
These vehicles often require enclosed transport, specialized loading equipment, experienced drivers and sometimes higher cargo insurance limits. In short, moving a low-slung six-figure car is a little more involved than moving a commuter sedan.