Transporter Damaged 100 mile 718 Spyder RS and Tried to Cover it Up! Total Disaster Of An Industry!

[@superspeeders]

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[@vladimirterekhin7537]

As a truck driver my advice to you, Rob - avoid brokers. Whatever you pay them, they take 50% at least and all they do is copy paste info into the load board and sell the load to somebody else. Brokers don’t even have trucks and can’t move anything. Just call a trucking company straight up.

[@christschool]

Logistics companies are in integral part of shipping. Trucking companies by themselves don't typically have logistics operations. I know this because I've banked both types of companies for 35 years. I've bought many cars and shipped many cars. I always use Montway which is a logistics company. They are very careful with whom they choose to send bids out to. I've never had a problem with them.

[@sukmidri]

​@@christschoolmontway posts on load boards too lol

[@bundles1978]

its almost impossible to figure out who is gonna bid the job out. I spent a whole day looking up shipping companies to move a car once. i thought i found an honest company. my email got spammed so hard from guys chasing leads. it was instant.

[@verginsergin]

@@christschool Montway is half way decent, but they have screwed people over plenty of times.

[@TCMODS]

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[@cc22cc32cc1]

what a G

[@JoeBlow-wx7ug]

Thank you bro

[@itoohavedreams]

Rob, pay me, and I'll drive your cars anywhere you want.

[@johnhufnagel]

buy some trucks and trailers, stage them strategically around the country, pay people (like me!) to fly out to the truck, pick it and a car up, and take it anywhere you need it, then fly back. welcome to SuperTransports.

[@lonerider5315]

@@johnhufnagellmfao spunds great till you run the numbers😂 then find an insurance company. (Because they have ran the number already) If you dont have deep Deep pockets stay away.

[@iyaz15]

I thought about this too, but I'm making over 100k class A, I don't think he's willing to pay over 100k for someone to move his vehicles. In theory, since he's only moving 2-3 at a time, you can "not for hire" hotshot it and not need to follow dot hos guidelines.

[@Fabulousprofound168]

Is your last name Kowalski? 😅

[@highflysugar]

The industry sucks and you get what you pay for. Get in the business, buy yourself trailers to move your cars around and use the trailers for your own transport business when you’re not using them. Do it right.

[@ashishpatel350]

Shippers are always shady AF

[@jeep2003]

Sounds like you need to save guys number with the sketch 2 car trailer.

[@maineiacman]

Nobody would expect exotics to be in that thing

[@madarauchiha1218]

Working with cars for a while now, so many terrible transporters. If you end uo finding a good one, keep their number handy and ONLY use them.

[@1jiveturkey1]

Today, Mr. Spaghetti is upsetti that a spicy meatball rolled out of the pasta bowl.

[@BenjaminHeyman]

The "upsetti" is what really sells this one.

[@PBnjHEMI]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@NjsillestDj]

😂

[@joeljeffrey9139]

Spaghetti jokes still going strong after all these years 😂

[@gregblack8550]

I guess I don’t have a sense of spaghetti humor? Seen these for years and seems as lame as grade school playground humor.

[@zdrux]

What a cesspool of an industry.

[@jockihm831]

I just had a car shipped from Maryland. First time doing it, the experience was fine but damn I was anxious about it

[@superspeeders]

I legitimately thought they stole the car when they stopped sharing their location.

[@Andy404]

@@superspeeders Any idea how they damaged it? What excuse did they come up with? Did they take it for a joy ride?

[@venom5809]

My neighbor was an NBA player and he would have his cars shipped back and forth from where he played to where he lived and one time he had his Mercedes S600 shipped back and it had dents on the roof and driver's side A pillar and we could not figure out how that happened. Looked like someone dropped small cannon balls onto the top of the car.

[@cleo-2212]

@@superspeeders, always always put spare trackers in cars. They just stole a brand new phantom last week from the transporter.. you better wise up.

[@Pooplips829]

Used a broker years ago to take 2 cars from Atlanta to Denver. Driver was a lying POS and although we got our cars undamaged, they were delivered late and dealing with his BS caused a lot of stress.

[@bryanhertich]

Pay the extra money for Pilot Transport. They are their own company and no middle men to deal with. Fully enclosed semis with people that are used to dealing with high end cars.

[@btvbrndn]

Yeah this is on Rob at this point. He keeps dealing with the lowest bidder. If he went with one of those high end companies that does transports for things like car week in Monterrey he wouldn’t have these issues anymore.

[@heavyevo]

Heard a crazy story in NJ. Ferrari 599 GTO was getting transported. Was suppose to be enclosed but somehow ended up on top of and open trailer. Somehow car is in UPPER Montclair NJ. Driver hits/dents/scratches the roof of the car with leaves and tree branch. Notices it when taking it off to put car in an actual enclosed trailer to final destination. Then does bodywork/paintwork to fix car on a ferrari. Deliver car. Crazy times.

[@afhyoutube]

Just put Airtags in the cars, Rob. That way you'll always know where the cars are.

[@drswaqqinscheckingin7210]

Yeah I don't understand why he doesn't put trackers on cars he ships with transporters, don't I remember him saying something about them holding cars hostage before ?

[@James-oo1yq]

Modern cars all have a gps connection. If the automakers gave you access you’d know 24/7

[@sebloxz686]

All of his cars have high end tracking devices that monitor everything from throttle percentage to speed to brake percentage. This is a literally brand new porche with 100 miles on it from the dealership. He had never seen it in person. There was no chance for him to install any kind of tracker on it yet. Did we even watch the same video?

[@NextDoorGuy]

@@sebloxz686 Some of these people are mental. Rob said twice this was a brand new car that the transporter picked up straight from the dealership to deliver, and this dude is giving flack to rob for not busting through the dealership to install 3 trackers 🤣

[@jiggiba3365]

@@NextDoorGuy LOL chill dork, he talks about more THAN ONE TRANSPORT NIGHTMARE.

[@ritchschut1997]

Listening to this and being in the trucking industry myself, 9.5 times out of 10 the driver isn't the issue. While I am not in the auto hauling industry, I still face many of the same issues. Brokers with rare exception are notorious liars in my humble opinion. I am to a point now where I contact the actual customers directly just to keep everyone on the right page. Brokers will wait past the last second to dispatch a driver on a given load just to find the cheapest possible service. If the service is cheap enough the broker will make all sorts of deals with them regardless of your required time line. On the .5 times out of 10 when the driver is actually a part of the problem. While equipment does break down, it usually isn't a real common thing. One thing to keep in mind, drivers are just a cross section of American people. As a result, most really don't care able schedules so long as they are being paid. People like me ( who actually do care about doing a quality job within a given deadline ) are a quickly vanishing breed anymore. To be honest, I miss how the trucking industry how it was 15 plus years ago.

[@arethouready]

Rob should just pay someone on staff to fly out, rent a U-Haul car hauler, and then haul it themselves.

[@TakeTurnsGaming]

Yeah lets just put an extremely low ride height, minimum $100k+ car on an open exposed car hauler from u haul. LOL you're part of the problem.

[@arethouready]

@@TakeTurnsGaming I’m part of the problem! Wow that’s quite the jump in logic there. A commenter on a KZbin video is the problem with the shipping industry everyone. Maybe a hot head like you that isn’t able to discern a joking comment vs a business proposal is the “problem”.

[@Chris-hw4mq]

@arethouready or the shippers should hire competent people and not idiots who damage cars

[@TakeTurnsGaming]

@@arethouready Oh, now its a joke all of a sudden? lmao.

[@tysony8785]

It’s that not enough customers want to pay the extra for competent transporters. Therefore you get the cheapest idiots in the biz. Rob’s explained the issue before.

[@derekbrownsr]

I was working for a dealership in Roswell Georgia and we had a transporter who never invoiced us or waited for us to pay the company. He was always willing to wait sometimes hours for someone in administration to cut him a check when he dropped the car. He would tie up part of our lot or the access road sleeping or whatever in his truck until somebody handed him a check until one Sunday morning I had opened alone and he showed up and with no one there who could possibly write him a check came to me with the spare key and paperwork for a Ferrari 458. I didn’t understand why he was in such a hurry to leave that day until I noticed in my excitement to hear the 458 I noticed the damage to the rear bumper and diffuser that was not noted on the paperwork that he wanted me to sign and wasn’t in the before pictures from the seller. Those guys are one of the worst parts of the car business.

[@_PatrickO]

You guys never got the hint that you should have a check ready for him? Why make the guy wait all the time?

[@derekbrownsr]

I guess you missed the part where EVERYONE states that it’s basically impossible to tell when one of these guys will show up and before you even suggest it nobody is cutting checks before confirming that services have been successfully provided. You sound like him BEFORE he tore up the Ferrari

[@sukmidri]

​@@derekbrownsrdealers are definitely the worst part of the business,not transporters

[@piratepress6958]

Sounds like you may have been working at Ferrari of Atlanta

[@Haske0]

I used to work for a high-end furniture shop and one of my clients ordered a multi thousand dollar custom ordered umbrella for his deck which took 6 months to deliver. When i finally recieved the umbrella i arranged for a local moving company to deliver and set up the umbrella along with his other furniture worth hundreds of thousands. While setting up the furniture the movers rested the umbrella canopy on the boiler exhaust port of the clients house. The hot exhaust gasses burned a hole in the canopy and we had to spend 3k to ordet a new one for the client. When we spoke to the moving company it turns out they dont have insurance and they tried to say it wasn't their fault because it was dark and they couldn't see. In reality they were 3 hours behind scheduel because they wsnted to squeeze in more deliveries because my client's order required a dedicsted truck and 2 sets of crew.

[@Matty_Ice66]

Insurance guy here- Brokers and other entities that require insurance to transact business only request the initial COI. Then a new COI at the given expiration date of said policy. The insurance could lapse the next day, and the broker may not even know until the next year. Happens all the time with trucking and contractors.

[@ruslanisakzhanov367]

How something like this isn’t regulated smh?? Insurance is a biggest scum in the US.

[@DailyDrivenOutreach]

It’s actually really easy to plan your transport if you’re not being super cheap. My best friends a high level car transporter & he’s become friends with some of his clients. You’d be surprised what some people are willing to do to help when you actually friend them.

[@rkhawam750]

Kudos to you and doing your best to keep calm. I know it’s not easy. Glad it worked out for the trip.

[@ravenstylea2]

These uploads are very therapeutic for Rob.

[@colin8601]

Rob lives in the sleeziest state in the country, and works in the sleeziest industry. IM SHOCKED

[@Chris-hw4mq]

2700$ to pay a bumper seems a sleezy industry

[@MrSchn3ll]

Sleaziest state may go to Illinois just because of Chicago. But NYC/NJ are very close...

[@johnnypk1963]

@@MrSchn3lldon’t forget abt my home state of Maryland

[@bradcoram509]

Today Mr. Spaghetti's meatball order is delayed, and when it arrives, someone has scraped off some of the sauce.

[@A_barrel]

I don't know if there's a market for it but a cool gig would be a expidited straight truck with a 200in sleeper cab and tilt bed/lift for a single or dual car enclosed in a box. Dead head, pickup the cars, drive straight there and just sleep/chill till you need to give it to the person. Wouldn't even be single use cause you can just do other expidited LTL loads, save on tolls cause you can probably get away with a single drive axle as far as weight is concerned

[@autocat9371]

i don't understand why mess around like that, call a good company like Reliable Carriers, Inc may be spend a tad more for less headaches

[@samsung5]

You see a bunch of their orange trucks at Monterey every year, seems like a no-brainer

[@autocat9371]

@@samsung5 they don't hire steering wheel holders, hiring proceders are pretty rigorous thats one of many things that set them apart

[@christschool]

Rob, I don't ship as often as you do, but I do ship quite often. I always use Montway and they're topnotch. Never a problem.

[@r4raced4doom2]

So what your saying, is there is a wide open market for reliable, honest car shippers and if someone were to capitalize on that they could probably make a healthy living even if they were a bit more expensive?

[@drswaqqinscheckingin7210]

@@r4raced4doom2 HAH yeah right… folks paying extra to get their exotic cars delivered exactly according to their schedule. That’ll never happen.

[@picrureperfect8476]

Exactly. It’s the same with uber and Amazon. People are unhappy with service while drivers are unhappy with their pay. The customers though don’t want to pay more for better service and the drivers wouldn’t have jobs if prices were higher

[@davidthompson1853]

Wouldnt it make sense to have in house shipping with guys you can trust ?

[@destienyman]

sounds like everybody catching a suit , hope to see it play out!

[@BurpleRX7]

I should come over and set up a business over there! I drove enclosed car transporters in and around Europe for near a decade. We used to run private events, corporate and big productions and not once was any of our trucks late! Even with issues it’s called planning. Is it just a matter of budget as I see a lot of footage from the big events within closed car transporters and nail seem to be organised but clearly expensive?

[@michelfortier9563]

Many years ago, I had a job where I needed transport people to haul around mobile office buildings. At times, it was a nightmare. Truckers late, old trucks breaking down. The most frustrating issue was when something went wrong, instead of addressing it immediately, nope it was always a clown show. Glad I'm retired. BTW-one day, I'm going on one of your trips. Didn't go on this one because I'm from there. I could have spit on Pike Peak. Figured I'd wait until some trip that would be new.

[@ForeverDownByLaw]

Kinda surprised you don't reach out to Horseless Carriage in NJ, they've been doing this a long time.

[@cleo-2212]

Hit the brokers ( brokers bond ) it will cover it. It’s a minimum of 75,000 . Told you you need me as your logistical consultant. By federal law the broker must have. A minimum of 75 k in bond or trust or it’s illegal for them to do business period.

[@forceaura1265]

I've shipped a few cars and I just accept that any estimates on shipping time is basically a wild guess. Could be sooner, Could be Later

[@go4damo]

This is good to know. Currently brainstorming a way to drop 4 ADV motorcycles out west from Ohio for a 2-week trip. Is rail overly expensive?

[@cleo-2212]

Start checking insurance and etc on safer web yourself. Take the dot or Mc number and it will tell the most important information..

[@ZaySean16]

Wow I didn’t know it was that bad. The one time I used a transport company a few years ago, they charged an extra 70-80 bucks which I disputed and got back from my bank.

[@andrewmunczenski3632]

this happened to me on a car i sold. the shipper damaged the paint pretty bad. I had video’d the car after it was loaded to send to the new owner and that saved my butt. I had evidence that the car was perfect when it left my possession.

[@Adam-Adamson]

Almost as bad as the crypto world 😂

[@diabolicgoldfishable]

Makes me want to buy a trailer and just do it myself

[@peterlaskiewicz8252]

Shipped a car once directly through a reputable shipper. Paid slightly more, but guy was profesional and showed up exactly on time. Cheap, Fast, Good... Pick two.

[@socaljmac7720]

Had a nearly new car shipped in a relocation several years ago and it arrived with significant rock chip damage all over and looking like they had dragged it across the country on a loose chain behind the transporter. Never again.

[@picrureperfect8476]

Here is the question. If there was a guy that did it all by himself with no broker involved that charged triple but could actually guarantee to be there on time would you pay it?

[@813Goat]

Rob if you have the trucking companies information you can look up the insurance policy, let me know if you need help with that.

[@Scott.25aaa]

You should have an 'ask Rob' forum for people to ask you real-life insurance questions. Looks like you have been through it all

[@AaronPace93]

Dealing with people and insurance is my worst nightmare

[@jameswillard1]

A really good body shop could take care of the bumper on that Spyder RS for atleast $1,000 less than you were quoted (more realistically half) and do so without painting the entire rear bumper.

[@brandonshannon5122]

Sounds like Rob will be getting a driver and a truck and doing is own exotic transport nationwide.

[@Treypatunas]

DraftKings!? Robs going showtime!!!

[@New_Jax_City]

So auto transport is like the movie MOVING with richard pryor 😂

[@stephenjohnson6492]

2 decades in the automotive business has taught me that you get what you pay for. Only use the best carriers. Reliable, Pilot, Horseless Carriage, etc. The extra money they charge is 100% worth it to avoid this stuff. There is a reason that at the NYAS you only see orange Reliable rigs carrying autoshow display cars. Give long lead times and be flexible on pick up or book the whole truck for direct transport to get the best rates. For your business, it is either an operating expense or straight pass through to the customer. The guy that can afford the Spyder RS would pay the extra $ to avoid this crap

[@diddy2612]

Them putting a sticker over it lol😂

[@jakeclauson9863]

Hey Rob what you think about starting a small auto transport company in the north east? Not like the silly hot shot transporters but legit enclosed tractor. With the priority of finding ways to not be like the rest of the shitty transporters. Aside from legalities, maintenance reliability it seems relatively straight forward. I always admired the thought of being a trucker. Althought more of a regional closer to home type driver. But if it math's out and I can pull it off I will be your guy. Best guy for that matter

[@bdoginit]

There is little to no money in the business, that’s why it sucks so much. They all have to cut corners just to make a dollar.

[@terrylessmann2274]

Transport drivers travel to the beat of a different drummer and time is an abstract concept to them. Seems like all the drivers I encounter are Russian or Eastern Euro. I consignment sold a 70 Chevelle SS for a friend. It was going to be shipped to Orlando. The seller asked me, "do I give the title to the driver?" I laughed and said absolutely not.

[@gevamazi4293]

There is an E36 M3 saloon that I want to ship from Michigan here to CA, and I am hesitant because of horror stories I hear with unprofessional transporters haha

[@StrikeTheRoot]

Don't hold back, tell us how you really feel

[@JeromePizzle]

Should put AirTags in the cars when transporting so you know where it is.

[@Timberland1963]

Mr. Spaghetti can’t find anyone to safely transport his meatballs when the sauce is ready to be served.

[@CZ-kz7ug]

Would love to see you test drive a a s550 mustang mach one with a whipple. Mach one has a Tremec transmission, and the whipple brings 750 rwhp. You would end up driving it every day and sell alot of your personal cars.

[@Sir.VicsMasher]

It's Tremec 3160 is a light duty unit bound to fail at that power level, its not the venerable TR6060 or Magnum.

[@Vietnamjohn77]

Rob, just use Reliable trucking. Big orange car transporter’s

[@modernhaze3]

Hey at least you had leverage over the broker company or else they would have said sike your on the hook

[@thebigman4494]

Maybe you should talk to your buddy Cleetus. He gets 50 cars shipped no problems.

[@samsonite360]

One or two spots at a time on an eight car trailer is a lot different than filling up the whole trailer yourself. A lot of the delays come from shippers trying to stall so they can fill another spot on their trailer.

[@bdoginit]

Also cleetus ships 50 clapped out crown Vic’s, that’s a little different than worrying about cars worth hundreds of thousands of dollars getting shipped.

[@lasskinn474]

cleetus kicked some dents into the cars himself before loading. and yeah the batch being it's own independent transport unit helps a lot.

[@IntegraDIY]

11:01 pulled the ol’ lick’em stick’em trick 🤨

[@dierkens]

So how do you avoid these types of companies?

[@bradenmchenry995]

It’s always funny to see the absolutely brutal grammar these bozos have texting clients

[@bdoginit]

All foreigners

[@sp33dou]

@@bdoginit You are all foreigners in USA.

[@alexfox337]

reminds me when i bought my sq5 in cash and the transport guy wouldn't respond to me and kept saying "oh it will be this day, oh it will be tomorrow" but then I guess another car that fell through actually didnt so he had to make another stop before finally delivering the car to me but didnt tell me that until he was unloading the car.. he also gave the exact same "oh we can deliver the car late tonight or early in the morning" thought that was funny

[@houstoncowdog]

What was the nationality and immigration status of the transport vehicle owner/driver?

[@auwz66]

Rule one of business, if something is time critical do it yourself. Do not depend on other businesses, even more so if you have a broker in the middle its just asking for trouble with a capital T.

[@TruckerGemini]

Bro if you ever need a car moved from northern ca. I got some guys. Coulda had the car in Denver over night

[@TruckerGemini]

I’m a small KZbinr/ trucker out of Sacramento. Got a lot of good guys around here.

[@jongeephotography]

Remember when this channel was about driving fast cars fast? Should change the channel name to Warehouse Storytime with Bobby "

[@Funpopular_Opinion]

So true! He hasnt done anything with cars thats entertaining in YEARS

[@KwlAznKid]

What broker did you use?

[@dr6091]

professional and broker never go in the same sentence brotha

[@Czechbound]

It's really terrible that these sociopaths were trying to get some rattle can repair done on your new car. Question : With your GPS on these cars can you not track where they are ie when the broker says they are en route, you could say that you can see that they are still at the departure point.

[@lasskinn474]

he had not laid hands on the car before this, so no gps

[@Czechbound]

@@lasskinn474 Aha, ok, no I understand. Thank you !

[@kurtisstutzman7056]

Gambling is dumb...! No one should ever gamble with their own money...!

[@MrScottr1958]

Pay for a service like Reliable and quit shipping cars on carriers that are used to shipping Camrys.

[@technom3598]

Reliable sucks. They absolutely suck and they are very expensive. Can't give you any hard dates just give 2 week windows and costs twice as much.

[@powcar91]

Didn’t Chris fix go through the same thing?

[@destruct61]

The sticker was pretty convincing

[@sjfk1306]

Do brokers have DAT reports like drivers?

[@drswaqqinscheckingin7210]

@@sjfk1306 DAC report?

[@siamimam2109]

Rob, you need to start a business similar to UBER but for Car Transport.

[@venom5809]

Jesus Christ dude, just fly me out to wherever and I will bring your damn cars back to you. Ugh. 🤦‍♂

[@MrYAMAHA32177]

Damn, the longer I watched this video the higher my blood pressure rose!?

[@ducknorris233]

I have seen where they never deliver the car and you have to report stolen. Probably on a boat for days before you even call the police

[@emmpak]

Any Deal that involves (Shipping a car) ia always a scam...Rob!

[@pedrorompe1]

Is it worth saving money and then having many headaches?

[@Redsonny19]

Rob, Start your own transport company. You are the guy to do it. Get contracts with Mecum and BJ. You appeal to all the elite car owners with your no BS attitude. You would kill it.

[@technom3598]

Mecum and Barrett already have transport

[@Redsonny19]

@@technom3598 SO? Competition is what makes this country great! Also, BOT, Cars and Bids...etc...many opportunities.

[@cfc1001001cfc]

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[@Mlopez_602]

You'd think people would put air tags on their cars while shipping them.

[@BigfellaAutoExpress]

Next time reach out to us here at Bigfella Auto Express!

[@jasonhall3693]

All the shippers I’ve dealt with were from eastern European countries. Really shady guys and only care about money. I deal with them all the time being that I work for a dealership.

[@Maximilian1990]

"listening to a bunch of people that lie for a living" Bro aren't you a car salesman 😂

[@CH-qt4hr]

not to mention how shady it is that you always have to pay them cash when they show up with your car

[@jiggiba3365]

Why dont you put air tags in your cars? You check where the cars are, not the dispatcher.

[@joew8440]

I can imagine the issues you have with the types of cars you deal with. I occasionally move older cars and have come to the conclusion that doing it myself is the only way to go. I hate people who lie and bs and that is all you get with these guys.

[@Butch12]

Anyone knows who won the trip?

[@TheAtlanticpreowned]

Can you post the Broker name?

[@Frossyt]

You know Rob it wouldn’t be such a bad industry if everyone did their jobs and are honest. It goes a long way if people are just freaking honest and take their job seriously. But unfortunately it’s not.

[@jebryan2795]

You gotta hit their bond to get any movement or money from brokers

[@philliphoxworth4239]

Call reliable, intercity or plycar

[@elcheapo5302]

"In my country there is problem...and that problem is auto transport..."

[@ahitch3681]

Mr. Spaghetti. I’ll have to verify with my logistics department. But, I think all shops are beside a road.