PDQ Auto Movers

If you are thinking of going with PDQ Auto Movers because they promise to ship your car faster than their competitors, a word of warning for you: Don’t.
Turns out, they don’t ship any faster; they just have a certain comfort level with untruths.
My scheduled pick-​up was for July 18 with delivery by July 27. When all was said and done, my car was actually delivered on Friday, August 7.
When I called to ask about the delay, I was told «it’s not like a pizza.»
Right, because pizzas delivery comes with a certain level of accountability.
They did helpfully offer to let me pay a few hundred dollars more if I wanted to get my car delivered by the date originally promised in my contract.
When I asked where in the country my car happened to be located at that time, I was told the driver wasn’t really answering his texts and I was welcome to try him myself to see if I had better luck. Reception is bad in the middle of the country. I get it. Still, a couple days later they still didn’t know where my car was.
When my car finally did arrive, it was two weeks later than the worst-​case-​scenario delivery estimate. Somehow the antenna had been snapped off the roof (even though those things screw on and off). And before agreeing to hand over the keys to my car, the driver (from Pro Logistic Transport) made me sign a form indicating that when he took possession of the car initially it had been «covered in too many dents to even list on this form.»
Um. False.
Is there a review option less than one star? How many stars is it appropriate to give a company that you almost reported to the police for grand theft auto?