How much does it cost to transport a car?

The cost to transport a car depends on distance, vehicle size, transport type (open vs. enclosed), and seasonal demand. Typical domestic shipments range from $500 to $1,500.

Is my vehicle insured during transport?

Yes, every carrier in our network is fully vetted, licensed with USDOT/FMCSA, and carries full cargo insurance with $0 deductible for vehicle owners.

How long does auto transport take?

Short-distance trips (100-500 miles) take 1-2 days, while cross-country shipments (e.g., CA to NY) take 5-7 days.

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Car Shipping Locations Nationwide

America Car Transport operates door-to-door vehicle logistics across all 50 US states. Select a state to view local pricing, logistics facts, and active transport routes.

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California

Extremely High Demand

Population:39.0 Million

Avg Cost / Mile:$0.85 - $1.25

Avg Transit Window:4-7 Days

Primary Interstates:I-5, I-10, I-15

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CAExtremely High Demand

California Car Shipping

America Car Transport ships vehicles to and from California nationwide, connecting Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and Sacramento on major interstate corridors (I-5, I-10, I-15, I-80). Whether relocating, buying out-of-state, or executing a PCS military move, California is one of the most connected states in the national network.

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FLExtremely High Demand

Florida Car Shipping

Florida is the primary hub for East Coast vehicle shipping, driven heavily by seasonal snowbird movements between the Northeast/Midwest and the Sunshine State. With I-95 hugging the Atlantic coastline and I-75 serving the Gulf Coast, carrier availability in Florida is among the densest in the nation.

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TXExtremely High Demand

Texas Car Shipping

Texas is the central crossroads of American logistics. Connecting the West Coast via I-10, the Midwest via I-35, and the East Coast via I-20, Texas hubs handle more vehicle transports than almost any other region.

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NYExtremely High Demand

New York Car Shipping

New York is the financial and population capital of the Northeast. Shipping vehicles out of the Tri-State region connects major corridors heading south to Florida and west to California and Texas.

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WAHigh Demand

Washington Car Shipping

Washington state is the Pacific Northwest's primary auto transport gateway, anchored by the I-5 West Coast corridor connecting Seattle to California and I-90 leading east toward Chicago.

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ILHigh Demand

Illinois Car Shipping

Illinois and Chicagoland serve as the rail and highway center of North America. Interstate 80 and Interstate 90 carry thousands of auto transport loads daily.

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PAHigh Demand

Pennsylvania Car Shipping

Pennsylvania connects the Mid-Atlantic to the Midwest. The I-95 corridor through Philadelphia and I-76 across to Pittsburgh see non-stop auto transport traffic.

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GAExtremely High Demand

Georgia Car Shipping

Georgia is the logistical epicenter of the American Southeast. Port of Brunswick handles massive vehicle import/export volumes, while Atlanta's interstate web connects Florida bound traffic to the rest of the nation.

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OHHigh Demand

Ohio Car Shipping

Ohio is the manufacturing heart of the Midwest, positioned within a 1-day drive of 60% of the US population.

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NCHigh Demand

North Carolina Car Shipping

North Carolina is a major financial, tech, and military transport corridor along the East Coast.

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