Good Greek Auto Transport
Good Greek Auto Transport has a TrustScore of 31/100 and an Avoid rating. The reviews we read are limited to 138 counted reviews, with 131 on BBB and 7 on Trustpilot, so the evidence base is still fairly thin. Reviewers do praise driver professionalism more often than some other areas, and pickup timing also gets some positive notes. But the reviews we read also show repeated complaints about issue resolution, vehicle condition, pricing, and communication, and the newest review is from July 2026. Its FMCSA broker authority is active, but the review record is mixed enough that stronger alternatives should be compared.
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What They're Good At & What to Watch
Where Good Greek delivers
Active FMCSA broker authority
Active FMCSA broker authority
The reviews we read
The reviews we read praise driver professionalism more often than some other areas
Pickup timing also gets
Pickup timing also gets some positive notes in the reviews we read
What to be aware of
138 counted reviews is
138 counted reviews is a limited evidence base for a broker with this score
131 counted reviews are
131 counted reviews are on BBB and 7 are on Trustpilot
The reviews we read
The reviews we read include repeated complaints about issue resolution
The reviews we read also include complaints about vehicle condition
The reviews we read also include complaints about vehicle condition, pricing, and communication
Company information
Held by the carrier, not Good Greek Auto Transport. If your vehicle is damaged, the claim goes against the carrier’s policy. Always photograph the vehicle before handoff and document any damage on the Bill of Lading at delivery before signing.
About Good Greek Auto Transport
Car, motorcycle, RV and boat shipping is the vehicle side of Good Greek, the Jupiter, Florida moving company. Good Greek Auto Transport is the trade name of Agia Tridia LLC, which shares its phone number with Good Greek Moving & Storage. It books open and enclosed transport with door-to-door delivery where a truck can reach, either on its own or paired with a household move. The company says it covers short and long-haul routes across the U.S. and helps with international shipping.
Good Greek owns trucks, but federal records limit where they run. FMCSA lists 4 trucks and 4 drivers marked intrastate only, which fits hauls inside Florida. Its interstate authority is broker-only, for both property and household goods. For a cross-country car move, a licensed carrier booked by Good Greek does the hauling.
Booking follows four steps on its auto page. You share the vehicle, the route, your timing and open or enclosed. Good Greek then sends an itemized written estimate that covers pickup, transport and delivery. The driver inspects and documents the vehicle at pickup, and you inspect it together at delivery. Its FAQ says classic, luxury and oversized vehicles ship enclosed. Vans, trucks and snowmobiles are on the list too.
Read the contract before you sign. Good Greek's posted terms, effective July 21, 2026, are written for its moving and storage jobs. They say your deposit is kept as liquidated damages if you cancel for any reason. They also forbid card chargebacks and send disputes to binding arbitration in Palm Beach County.
Liability under those terms is $0.60 per pound per article unless you declare a higher value and pay for it. Written claims are due within 60 days of delivery.
FMCSA's record for Agia Tridia LLC dates to 2025. It's registered at 50 S Old South Dixie Hwy in Jupiter, Florida, under USDOT 4410111 and MC-1732356, with active broker authority. Good Greek Moving & Storage has been BBB accredited since March 2020.
