Shipping Exotic Cars For You

For many, a car is so much more than a mode of transportation, it is a symbol of style, a statement of personal taste, or even a treasured possession. This is especially true for owners of exotic vehicles. These cars are often more than just machines; they embody passion and uniqueness.

What Defines an Exotic Car?

An exotic car does not have a universally agreed-upon definition. However, at Philadelphia Car Transport, we consider exotic cars to be vehicles that stand out due to their flashy designs, high-performance engines, luxury features, or rare customizations. These can include sports cars, high-end luxury vehicles, and cars with limited production numbers. Essentially, any vehicle that is rare, powerful, and distinct is likely considered exotic.

Do Electric Vehicles Count as Exotic?

Many people, including us, view many electric vehicles (EVs) as exotic. This includes models like those from Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, and even Volkswagen. With their advanced technology, sleek designs, and unique characteristics, electric cars fit the criteria of an exotic vehicle.

How Can I Ship an Exotic Car?

When shipping an exotic car, it is crucial to ensure the vehicle is transported with the utmost care and protection. We automatically recommend enclosed auto transport for exotic vehicles. Unlike standard open transport, enclosed transport shields your car from weather, road debris, and potential damage, offering a much higher level of security and safety.

Your Shipping Options: Hard-Side vs. Soft-Side Enclosed Transport

We offer two types of enclosed transport for your exotic car:

Hard-Side Enclosed Shipping

This option is ideal for high-end luxury vehicles. It involves a fully enclosed trailer with permanent, rigid walls, providing complete protection against the elements and road conditions.

Soft-Side Enclosed Shipping

This is a more flexible option, where the trailer uses heavy-duty tarps as walls. While this method still offers protection from weather and debris, it is not as secure as hard-side shipping.