Bait and switch! I stupidly put my desire to get a transport on one of the websites that supposedly gives you an approximate price. What it actually does is provide your information to dozens of transport brokers, some of who are a bit shady. Needless to say, I was inundated in minutes with dozens of brokers (not actual companies who transport cars). One of which was Hyperion. They gave a good price of $580 from NJ to Florida. I gave them the down payment and was told they let me know when they had a driver and transport company. On March 29, I get a frantic message that they cannot do it for the quoted price and need $750 or nobody will take the job. I offer $700 and begin checking other websites, but not before I saw their posting of the job they placed on March 8 offering $750 instead of the $580 they promised me. I got somebody to take the job for less on my own. Here’s my advice. Google highest rated auto transport before you book with anybody. Then call the better rated companies and get a quote. Then use your bargaining leverage to get the best deal. Don’t let them hustle you out of your hard earned cash! I’m still waiting to see if they refund the deposit I gave them for a $580 job.

Received my Chevy Impala from… Received my Chevy Impala from HyperCarship.com on Jan 11. The delivery was on time, and the car arrived in perfect condition. Impressed with the smooth process and the care taken during transit. Great service!

This is the company to go with!!!! Wow is all I can say! I originally entrusted someone else with my transport and no one ever showed up. Almost midnight on the day of the missed transport, I initiated another quote and HyperCarship responded. The process was straightforward and super easy. They were also VERY transparent and responsive as I was having trust issues due to the failed transport from the previous company. My car was picked up on Tuesday afternoon, I was able to speak with the driver and Wednesday evening, my car was home with no issues.

Just shipped my Elantra from CA to FL… Just shipped my Elantra from CA to FL on Mar 11th with HyperCarship. Got two quotes up front: first was the cheapest at $570, but they said that price could change 'cause it's based on real-time data. The second was a PREMIUM deal for $690, with a promise the price wouldn’t budge, no matter what. Went with premium and glad I did. Right after signing with HyperCarship, got bombarded with quotes from others, one as ridiculous as $120 (yeah, right). Curiosity got the better of me, and I took the bait on that $120 deal (spoiler alert: they tried to hike it to $980). Big thanks to Frank at HyperCarship, found me a driver in 1 day and saved me a boatload of cash.

Okay Okay, selling cars on eBay can be a bit stressful, especially when it comes to shipping them. So when I had to send a Hyundai Elantra from Alabama to Michigan, I was crossing my fingers, hoping everything would go smoothly. And you know what? Hyperion totally came through for me. The car got to its new home safe and sound, and right on time. Their team was super friendly, always giving me updates. Honestly, it felt like I was chatting with old friends. Big shoutout to Hyperion - they're the real deal! Will definitely be using them again. 👍🚗