Hermes Logistics · Multi-Car Transport

Multi-Car Transport Services

Hermes reviews multi-car transport requests for dealerships, auctions, fleets, businesses, and authorized customers. A complete unit list, route, condition, timing, access, and requested delivery sequence are required before equipment and capacity can be evaluated.

Use the direct transport intake to prepare the route, timing, unit summary, quantity, vehicle conditions, access, sequence, and multi-car equipment preference for Logistics Sales review. The requester selects their own role in the form. Submission does not guarantee one truck, carrier capacity, equipment, price, pickup or delivery timing, acceptance, or booking.

Multi-car vehicle transportation and carrier capacity coordination

Who this is for

  • Dealerships moving several inventory units
  • Auction buyers or sellers coordinating multiple vehicles
  • Businesses transferring fleet or company vehicles
  • Authorized customers planning compatible multi-unit moves

Operational value

Clear coordination around real vehicle movement.

Complete unit-list review

Every vehicle is documented by year, make, model, dimensions when unusual, condition, operability, pickup point, and destination.

Equipment-capacity planning

Open multi-car, hotshot, enclosed, or other compatible capacity is evaluated against vehicle count, dimensions, weight, condition, and route.

Pickup and delivery sequence

Requested order, facility hours, appointments, access, deadlines, and receiving restrictions are reviewed before confirmation.

Mixed-condition awareness

Operable and inoperable units can be submitted together, but each condition must be disclosed because loading requirements may differ.

Dealer and auction coordination

Release references, storage deadlines, stock identifiers, contacts, and location rules can be organized before carrier matching.

No one-truck assumption

Vehicle count does not guarantee one truck. The workable arrangement depends on fit, route, timing, access, compliance, and carrier capacity.

How it works

A practical process with carrier control at every step.

  1. 01

    Build the unit list

    Provide year, make, model, condition, operability, dimensions when unusual, pickup location, and destination for every vehicle.

  2. 02

    Define route and sequence

    State pickup and delivery order, timing, facility hours, access restrictions, appointments, and deadlines.

  3. 03

    Review equipment fit

    Available capacity is evaluated against unit count, dimensions, condition, route, timing, compliance, and access.

  4. 04

    Confirm the arrangement

    The customer reviews the available equipment, carrier information, terms, and sequence before acceptance.

  5. 05

    Coordinate execution

    Hermes supports communication and document flow while the carrier remains responsible for transportation and safety.

Frequently asked questions

Important details before starting.

How many vehicles can move together?

Capacity varies by equipment, vehicle dimensions, weight, condition, route, access, compliance, and carrier availability. A complete unit list is required.

Can vehicles have different pickup or delivery locations?

They can be submitted for review, but route complexity, sequence, access, timing, and capacity must be evaluated before confirmation.

Can operable and inoperable units be combined?

They may be reviewed together, but every vehicle's condition and loading needs must be disclosed.

Does a multi-car request guarantee one carrier?

No. The move may require one or more equipment options depending on vehicle count, fit, route, timing, access, and capacity.

Can enclosed multi-car equipment be requested?

Yes. Enclosed capacity can be requested, subject to vehicle fit, route, timing, access, compliance, and current availability.

What is the fastest way to prepare the request?

Provide a clean unit list, exact route, condition for every vehicle, pickup readiness, access, timing, and desired sequence.

Ready for the next step?

Move from research to a reviewed request.

Use the direct transport intake to prepare the route, timing, unit summary, quantity, vehicle conditions, access, sequence, and multi-car equipment preference for Logistics Sales review. The requester selects their own role in the form. Submission does not guarantee one truck, carrier capacity, equipment, price, pickup or delivery timing, acceptance, or booking.