See your car shipping price before you give us your number.
Enter where you're shipping from and to, and get an instant estimate. When you're ready, a shipping advisor confirms the rate and books a vetted carrier. No payment for a quote.
- Instant estimate for any U.S. route, open or enclosed
- Door-to-door pickup and delivery
- Vetted, FMCSA-registered carriers in all 50 states
- Talk to a person: (562) 502-3275
How it works
Three steps, about two minutes.
Get your price
Tell us the route and vehicle. Your estimate appears instantly, with miles and transit time.
Confirm your rate
We call or text to confirm your exact rate, dates and addresses. Nothing is booked until you say so.
We book your carrier
A vetted, registered carrier picks up at your door, and you can reach us for updates until delivery.
What we ship
Open car transport
The standard, most affordable way to ship a car: on an open multi-car carrier.
Enclosed car transport
Fully covered trailers for classic, luxury, exotic and show cars.
Door-to-door car shipping
Pickup at your address and delivery to your destination, with no terminal drop-off.
Motorcycle shipping
Cruisers, sport bikes and dirt bikes, strapped and secured for the trip.
Classic & exotic car shipping
White-glove, enclosed transport for vehicles that need extra care.
Dealer & auction transport
Repeat shipping for dealers, flippers and auction buyers, with fast carrier assignment.
Military PCS car shipping
Moving on orders? Ship your vehicle door-to-door between duty stations.
Hawaii & Alaska car shipping
Moves to and from Hawaii and Alaska, priced individually.
A real price up front, and a person who answers.
Our estimates come from current market rates for your exact route and vehicle, not a teaser number. Once you're ready, a shipping advisor confirms the rate and books a carrier already running your lane, then keeps you updated until delivery.
- No deposit and no credit card to get a quote
- Vetted, FMCSA-registered carriers
- Door-to-door, open or enclosed
- Free cancellation before a carrier is assigned
Popular routes right now
| Route | Est. (open, sedan) |
|---|---|
| California → Texas | $870 – $1,470 |
| California → Florida | $1,150 – $1,960 |
| New York → Florida | $780 – $1,340 |
| California → Arizona | $570 – $970 |
| Texas → California | $870 – $1,470 |
| Illinois → Florida | $810 – $1,380 |
| California → Washington | $750 – $1,270 |
| New Jersey → Florida | $780 – $1,340 |
Car shipping questions
How much does it cost to ship a car?
Most moves fall between about $300 for short local trips and $2,100 for coast-to-coast open transport. Distance, vehicle size, open vs. enclosed, and whether the car runs are the biggest factors. Our quote form shows an estimate for your exact route in seconds.
How long does car shipping take?
Carriers cover roughly 400–500 miles a day. Coast-to-coast usually takes 7–10 days on the truck, plus a pickup window of 1–5 days after you book.
Do I pay anything to get a quote?
No. Quotes are free and there's no payment to get one. A shipping advisor confirms your final rate before anything is booked.
Is my car insured during transport?
Carriers are required to carry cargo insurance. Ask for the carrier's certificate of insurance before pickup and check the coverage limit fits your vehicle.
Can you ship a car that doesn't run?
Yes. Select 'No' for 'Is the vehicle operable?' in the quote and we'll match you with a carrier that has a winch. Non-running vehicles cost a bit more.
Are you a carrier or a broker?
We're a car shipping company that works as a transport broker: we quote your move, then book it with an independent, FMCSA-registered carrier from our vetted network that's already running your route. You deal with us from quote to delivery.
What's the difference between open and enclosed transport?
Open carriers are the standard, lower-cost option. Enclosed trailers protect the car from weather and debris and cost roughly 40–60% more; they're best for classic, exotic and high-value cars.
Can I put personal items in the car?
Carriers generally don't allow household goods in shipped vehicles and their insurance doesn't cover them. Remove valuables and loose items before pickup.