Car Shipping Mississippi

At SGT Auto Transport, we’ve got ten years of experience under our belts, and have put together a network of 25,000 transport drivers spread around the country for flexibility when it comes to routing and service. 

All of our drivers have been carefully selected for their customer service and professionalism, and are all up to date with licensing, permits, documentation and DOT certifications.

It’s a business that requires a lot of our people, but we’re up to the challenge and we’re ready to serve you as a Mississippi car shipping company – let’s talk about what we can do for you. 

Open car transport: dependable and cost-effective, open car transport is the favorite of most customers. It’s  a system where your vehicle is loaded onto a double decker transport trailer with several others for the most efficient routing and dispatching. Open car transport does leave your car exposed to the elements, but it’s by far the most affordable way to go. 

Enclosed car transport: some vehicles call for a little more security and protection (such as high-dollar, rare, antique or very delicate cars). With enclosed car transport, your vehicle is rolled into a closed trailer, then locked in so it’s protected on all four sides for its trip. Enclosed car transport does come at an enhanced cost and availability of drivers and trucks might be a little difficult. 

Express car transport: considering that various operational things have to be sorted out, we do prefer that you give us a couple of weeks’ notice for your car shipping job. We know that things come up sometimes, though, and that’s not always possible; we can arrange hotshot car shipping on short notice, although it might be at a premium price. 

Cross country auto transport: when you need to get a car several hundred miles to its destination, it can add up since cost/mile is a big part of rate calculations. Cost/mile starts to drop for very long distances, though, making cross country auto transport a great value. 

Guaranteed pickup service: we respect the fact that your time is valuable, and that nobody wants to be stuck waiting around for a vehicle pickup. That’s why we offer pickup and delivery at a guaranteed time, place and date, for the ultimate in convenience for you, our customers. 

Snowbird auto transport: many Americans who live in a cold climate (like the upper Midwest or New England) like to spend the winters in a warmer spot like Texas or Florida. For those snowbirds, we offer vehicle transport to their winter home, then we can arrange to get that vehicle back up north again in the spring.

Remember that your transport driver needs a copy of your car’s ignition key. 

Please be sure your car’s headlights and taillights work, and that all four tires are fully inflated and the battery is charged.

For an older vehicle or a project car that might have some mechanical quirks (i.e. a certain process to follow when starting it), consider leaving the transport driver a cheat sheet. 

We can and do ship non-running vehicles, such as project cars or incomplete vehicles. If your car can’t start and run on its own power, it’s not a problem - but please let us know in advance, as special arrangements will have to be made.

Nationwide coverage

Friendly and responsive customer service, available 24/7/365

Extensive network of professional transport drivers

Your choice of shipping methods

Latest in logistics technology, all leveraged toward serving customers better 

Easy to get accurate quotes, with no-nonsense pricing and verified carrier insurance rolled into the quote total 

Punctual performance and a commitment to professionalism and excellence with every interaction

After moving to the state, new residents have 60 days to get a MS driver’s license. They also have to transfer the title and registration of an out-of-state vehicle within 30 days.

One of the first things that might trouble you when you move to Mississippi is the weather. The climate is humid subtropical and what this means is that the summers are long, hot, and humid while the winters are short and mild. It hardly ever snows, but the bad news is that the state has frequent heavy rainfalls, thunderstorms, tropical storms, and even hurricanes.

The state has more than 50 colleges, universities, and technical colleges, so there’s plenty to choose from when it comes to education. Another plus in the education department is that higher education is among the cheapest in the nation. The state ranks 13th, and education is mainly accessible for all citizens.

Mississippi has one of the lowest costs of living in the United States. However, it’s worth noting that Mississippi’s average income per capita is equally low to match.

Health care throughout the state is questionable at best and pitiful at worst. Access, affordability, and quality of the state’s health care are ranked last out of every other state.