DeliverMyMotor, a UK vehicle transport marketplace, is continuing to invest in its platform as more customers look online for car transport quotes, auction collection services and vehicle delivery options across the UK.
The company, founded by Paul Oxby, connects customers who need vehicles moved with independent transporters, recovery operators and trade plate drivers. Customers can post a vehicle movement request, compare quotes, review transporter profiles and choose the quote that suits their route, timing and vehicle type.
The rise in online vehicle buying has increased demand for flexible transport options. Cars are now commonly purchased through auctions, dealer websites, private sellers and online classified platforms, meaning many buyers need a simple way to arrange collection without calling multiple transport companies individually.
DeliverMyMotor says its latest platform work is focused on making that process faster, clearer and easier for both customers and transporters.
Recent upgrades include improved search tools, redesigned mobile job cards, a refreshed messaging system, transporter profile improvements, customer dashboard updates and better quote management. The platform has also introduced features aimed at helping transporters find suitable jobs more quickly, including saved search alerts, job urgency labels and clearer job listing information.
A spokesperson for DeliverMyMotor said the goal is to make vehicle transport feel less confusing for customers while giving professional transporters a stronger platform to find work.
“Vehicle delivery can be stressful if someone has just bought a car from an auction, dealer or private seller and does not know where to start,” said Paul Oxby, founder of DeliverMyMotor. “Our focus is on making the process easier to understand. Customers can post the job once, compare suitable quotes and message transporters through the platform before choosing who to book.”
The company has also been investing in trust and safety features. Transporter profiles can display customer reviews, ID verification and insurance verification, helping customers make more informed choices before accepting a quote. Messaging and booking records are kept inside the platform, giving both sides a clearer record of the job.
DeliverMyMotor has also worked on features for transporters, including a leaderboard system, improved mobile navigation, faster quote tools and account badges. The company says this is part of a wider effort to build a more active transporter community and reward reliable operators using the platform.
The platform supports a wide range of vehicle movement requests, including car transport, van transport, non-runner recovery, auction collections, dealer stock movements, classic car transport, campervan transport, motorcycle transport and European vehicle delivery routes.
According to DeliverMyMotor, customers are increasingly looking for transparent ways to compare vehicle delivery prices before committing to a booking. This trend has led the company to create more educational content around transport costs, quote comparisons and how different transport methods affect price.
“Not every vehicle move is the same,” Oxby added. “A roadworthy car may be suitable for driven delivery, while a non-runner may need a transporter, winch or recovery truck. Distance, vehicle size, access, timing and condition can all affect the quote. We want customers to understand that before booking.”
DeliverMyMotor has recently expanded its online resources with more location and service-specific pages to help customers understand how vehicle transport works in different situations. The company says this is part of its long-term strategy to improve customer education while continuing to grow its marketplace.
The business is also exploring further use of AI-assisted tools, smarter search features and improved matching systems to help customers and transporters connect more efficiently. These tools are intended to improve the quoting process, reduce wasted time and help transporters focus on jobs that fit their route, equipment and availability.
As demand for online car buying and vehicle logistics continues to grow, DeliverMyMotor says it will continue investing in platform improvements, customer support and transporter tools.
The company believes independent vehicle transporters remain a key part of the UK vehicle logistics market, particularly for private buyers, dealers, auction customers and people moving vehicles over longer distances.
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