Navi Auto Transport

Our review

How Navi Auto Transport checks out

Reviewed Oct 2026 · the same checks for every company, from FMCSA records and the company's own published pages.

Business model

Broker — a partner carrier hauls your car

Licensing

Active · first granted Sep 2024 · no gaps

Insurance & bond

Broker bond on file

Safety record

Not applicable — doesn't operate trucks

Website details

USDOT 4248916 and MC-1646663 on the website match FMCSA

Published terms

• Payment. Credit card, debit card or electronic transfer.

  “We accept credit cards, debit cards, and electronic transfers, with no hidden fees.” — naviautotransport.com

• Deposit. Nothing upfront; you pay once a carrier is dispatched.

  “You only pay once your vehicle has been dispatched to a transporter.” — naviautotransport.com

• Cancellation. Free before a carrier is dispatched; $199 after. Moving the pickup date is free.

  “Once a carrier has been assigned to your shipment, a $199 cancellation fee applies.” — naviautotransport.com/auto-transport-policies

• Damage claims. Note damage on the bill of lading before signing; Navi sends the carrier's contact, your BOL and its insurance certificate, usually within one business day.

  “inspect your vehicle at delivery and note any new damage on the Bill of Lading before you sign it” — naviautotransport.com/claims-handling-process

Fits

Customers whose dates may move — changing the pickup date is free, before or after a carrier is assigned.

Not ideal for

Anyone likely to cancel after a carrier is assigned — that costs $199.

Worth knowing

• For Hawaii and Alaska, Navi arranges the mainland and ocean legs only; ground transport within the state is up to you.
• Refunds are released within 24 hours of the request, according to the website.

Ask before booking

Whether your quote includes a guaranteed-pickup or top-load fee, and what is refunded if it isn't met.

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