Should I Use Vehicle Transport To Get My Car To Denver

Many times people are faced with tough decisions about getting vehicles moved from one part of the country to another.  There was recently a caller on a radio talk show with this very question.  He was going to be going to Colorado to live only for six months.  He had to get there in a hurry, so he had to fly from New York City that next day.  He was trying to decide what he should do about a car.  Certainly he would need a car for the six months he would be in Denver.  Should he use a vehicle transport to get his car out there?  Should he buy a cheap car when he got out there, drive it for six months and then sell it when he came back to New York, or hope that he would have a free weekend come up soon when he could fly home, get his car and drive it the fifteen hundred miles out there.

The talk show hosts quickly ruled out the weekend thing.  They then asked numerous questions about the car that the caller owned.  What condition was it in?  Would it hold up driving in mountain conditions in the snow and ice, etc.  They did a little calculating about the estimated cost of the vehicle transport, and finally decided that by far, that would be the best way to go.