Bought a Car at Auction? We’ll Bring it Home for You.
Whether you’re a dealership, wholesaler, or individual buyer, Abrams Auto Transport makes it simple to ship vehicles from auctions across Canada and the U.S. Our open-car carriers safely transport everything from clean-title vehicles to salvage and non-running units — all backed by licensed, insured drivers.
Why Dealers & Buyers Choose Abrams for Auction Transport
Fast Pick Up From Major Auctions
We coordinate directly with auction sites like ADESA, Manheim, and Copart, ensuring smooth pickup, proper paperwork, and stress-free delivery — even during busy sale weeks.
Fully Licensed, Insured & Experienced Drivers
Your auction purchase is fully protected during transport. Our carriers meet all federal and provincial requirements for cargo insurance and safety compliance.
Transport for Non-Running & Salvage Vehicles
Won a car that doesn’t run? No problem. Our carriers are equipped with winches and specialized loading tools to safely handle inoperable, damaged, or salvage-title vehicles.
Dealer Focused Scheduling & Multi-Car Loads
We frequently work with dealerships and wholesalers moving multiple vehicles at once. Whether you’re redistributing inventory or stocking up from an auction sale, we offer efficient fleet solutions.
Available for car auctions in Canada & the U.S.
Car Auction Vehicle Transport FAQs
How do I ship a car I bought at auction?
Once the auction releases your vehicle, we schedule pickup, load it onto an open-car carrier, and deliver it wherever you need it — at a dealership, home, or business address. We can coordinate directly with ADESA, Manheim, Copart, IAA, or private sellers.
Do you pick up from ADESA, Manheim, Copart, and IAA?
Yes. These are the auctions we visit daily. We know their pickup processes, loading areas, and paperwork requirements, which helps avoid delays and ensures smooth, fast service.
Can you transport non-running or salvage vehicles from auction?
Absolutely. Most auction vehicles are inoperable or damaged. Our carriers are equipped with winches and proper loading tools to safely load and transport non-running, salvage, rebuilt, and no-key vehicles.
What paperwork do you need before picking up my vehicle from auction?
Most auctions require a release form, paid invoice, or pickup number. You simply send that to us after purchase, and we take care of the rest. We also coordinate directly with auction staff if needed.
How quickly after purchase can you pick up my vehicle from auction?
Typically 3–5 business days, depending on route availability. High-volume auction weeks (e.g., dealer sales) can fill up fast, but we often offer same-week pickup on major Ontario and Quebec routes.
Can you deliver the auction vehicle directly to my home?
Yes — if your street allows large trucks. If not, we’ll arrange a nearby meet-up point that’s safe and accessible for our carriers.
Do I need to be there when my vehicle is picked up from auction?
No. As long as we have the release paperwork, we handle the entire pickup process with the auction yard. You only need to be present at delivery (or authorize someone else to receive the vehicle).
Do you offer cross-border auction transport?
Yes. We transport auction vehicles between Canada and the U.S. and provide guidance on:
- Customs documentation
- Title requirements
- Border release procedures
- Commercial invoices
