About
About New World Auto Transport
New World Auto Transport is a family owned and operated business, which values excellence. With over 50 years of experience in all aspects of the automotive industry, we have the ability to provide you with expert knowledge. This knowledge and understanding allows us to tailor your transportation needs.
Regardless of what type of vehicle you are shipping, we have the ability to relate to you on more than a business level. We believe in developing a strong relationship with our customers. That is how trust is built. You shouldn't and wouldn't trust your vehicle with just anybody. That is why we also value the importance of communication and logistics leading to a stress free and damage free transport.
Services
What they move and how
- Open car transport
- Enclosed car transport
- Door-to-door delivery
- Terminal-to-terminal shipping
- Expedited shipping
- Cross-country shipping
- State-to-state shipping
- Dealer transport
Our review
How New World 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- Active · first granted Mar 2010 · 1 revocation notice (Aug 2010), withdrawn FMCSA sends a revocation notice when a required filing, usually insurance, lapses; it is withdrawn once the filing is back.
- Insurance & bond
- Broker bond on file
- Safety record
- Not applicable — doesn't operate trucks
- Website details
- We couldn't find the USDOT or MC number on the website
Published terms
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Payment. Dispatch fee on your card; the balance to the driver in cash, money order or cashier's check.
“The remaining balance will be due to the driver in form of cash, money order or cashier's check.” — newworldautotransport.com/terms.php
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Deposit. A $100–$150 dispatch fee, charged to your card when a carrier is dispatched.
“Upon dispatch, customer will be charged a dispatch fee of $100-$150 to the supplied credit card on file.” — newworldautotransport.com/terms.php
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Cancellation. We couldn't find cancellation terms on the website.
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Damage claims. Note damage on the bill of lading and report it right away; the company puts you in touch with the carrier. We couldn't find a deadline.
“All damage must be noted on the bill of lading and reported immediately.” — newworldautotransport.com/auto-shipping-questions.php
- Fits
- Customers who want to know the broker's cut in advance — the terms set the dispatch fee at $100–$150.
- Not ideal for
- Anyone who wants the cancellation rules before booking — we couldn't find them on the website.
- Worth knowing
- The full transport charge is due at delivery even if the car was damaged; the claim is handled separately.
- Pickup usually takes 1–7 business days, according to the FAQ.
- Ask before booking
- What happens to the dispatch fee if you cancel.
Written by our editors from public records. Companies can't pay for, edit or remove this review — they can send us a correction of fact. How we check companies
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