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“I have known John for 7 years now. You will not find a more knowledgeable person in the Automotive trucking industry. You also will not find a man who works harder than John - he has personal contacts around the country and continuously strives to provide this industry with tools that will increase their bottom line and streamline their business of transporting vehicles. He has first-hand knowledge about the auto transport business, having owned his own trucking company. His years in the business have served him well, providing him the expertise to develop his on-line website. This website is a testament to his knowledge about the auto transport business. Through my years of working with John, I can say that he is one of the nicest, most genuine, honest and straightforward individual you will ever meet. Try the website and see for yourself!” January 6, 2010
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Why would you offer lower rates to dealers when they make so much money on one vehicle then look for cheap auto transporters to only further their profits. Carriers all over the US should increase their prices to dealers across the board, and NOT OFFER cheap auto transport. These drivers work hard and need to get paid more money for the loads they accept from dealers. Charge the dealers a higher price, they make anywhere from $1500 to $3000 per vehicle if not more then want their cars transported for $300 per vehicle. It's not fair.
Yes! Good point. The drivers do work hard ..very hard and I agree they need to get paid more money. For that is one of the reasons this site was built.
See a lot of these hard working car haulers have no real means of knowing what's available to place a bid on, they just simply can not see it, and often end up driving their equipment empty, long distances to re-load. It just does-not make any sense to do this in today's environment.
This is one of many elements that we have been working on to solve so carriers can be compensated at a higher level via less empty miles.
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