Licensed, bonded and insured auto transport

Car shipping from New York City to all 50 states.

Door-to-door auto transport out of the five boroughs, Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut. Open or enclosed carriers, a locked-in price, and a dispatcher in New York who picks up the phone.

  • 1–5 daysto pickup in the NYC metro
  • $0hidden fees — quote is final
  • 4.9 / 5customer rating

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Running this week out of New YorkTypical transit times on open carriers from the five boroughs.

  • Miami, FL 2–3 days
  • Orlando, FL 2–3 days
  • Charlotte, NC 1–2 days
  • Atlanta, GA 2–3 days
  • Chicago, IL 2–3 days
  • Dallas, TX 4–5 days
  • Houston, TX 4–5 days
  • Denver, CO 4–6 days
  • Phoenix, AZ 6–8 days
  • Los Angeles, CA 7–9 days
  • San Francisco, CA 8–10 days
  • Seattle, WA 8–10 days

How shipping a car from NYC works

Three steps. You never drive to a terminal, and nobody calls the day before pickup to "adjust" the price.

  1. Get your price

    Two ZIP codes and your vehicle. You see the exact all-in number right away — no email chase, no callback required.

  2. Book and we dispatch

    A small deposit holds your price. We assign a carrier we've verified with FMCSA and confirm a pickup window, usually 1 to 5 days out in the NYC metro.

  3. Inspect, load, deliver

    The driver inspects the car with you at pickup and again at delivery. You pay the balance to the driver when the car is in front of you — not before.

4.9
average rating from verified customers
Shipped my Camry from Astoria to Fort Lauderdale for the winter. The quote was the final bill, the driver called the night before, and the car showed up two days early.”
Maria G. — Queens, NY to Fort Lauderdale, FL · open carrier
“Street pickup in Brooklyn was the part I dreaded. They scheduled it for early morning, met me on Atlantic Ave, and the M3 arrived in LA without a speck on it.”
David R. — Brooklyn, NY to Los Angeles, CA · enclosed
“Bought a truck in Austin and had it brought to Staten Island. Hundreds less than the other quotes and nobody tried to upsell me on the phone.”
James T. — Austin, TX to Staten Island, NY · open carrier

Popular routes from New York

Prices shown are typical for a running mid-size sedan on an open carrier, booked a week ahead. Peak season and enclosed trailers run higher.

DestinationTransitTypical price
New York to Florida2–3 daysfrom$649
New York to California7–10 daysfrom$1,349
New York to Texas4–5 daysfrom$999
New York to North Carolina1–2 daysfrom$549
New York to Georgia2–3 daysfrom$649
New York to Illinois2–3 daysfrom$699
New York to Arizona6–8 daysfrom$1,249
New York to Colorado4–6 daysfrom$1,099
New York to Washington8–10 daysfrom$1,449

Where we pick up

We also bring cars into New York from anywhere in the country — auction purchases, out-of-state buys, and relocations in.

Why New Yorkers book with us instead of a national broker

Big Apple Car Shipping is a New York–based, FMCSA-licensed auto transport company. We work with a nationwide network of insured carriers, and we know the city the trucks have to get through.

FMCSA licensed brokerBonded & insured13 New York offices
We know the streets
Low bridges on the parkways, no-truck zones, alternate-side rules. Pickups are planned so the driver can actually reach you.
The price is the price
Your quote is locked at booking. No "market adjustment" call the night before, no fuel surcharge on delivery.
Carriers are checked, every dispatch
Active FMCSA authority, verified cargo insurance and a clean record — reviewed before a driver is assigned to your car, not once a year.
One coordinator, one phone number
A name and a direct line from booking to delivery. Drivers work weekends, so we do too.

Questions people ask before they book

How much does it cost to ship a car from New York City?

Shipping a car from NYC typically runs $500–$900 for East Coast routes and $1,200–$1,800 coast to coast on an open carrier. Price depends on distance, vehicle size, trailer type, season, and whether the vehicle runs. The quote tool at the top of the page gives you an exact all-in price in about 60 seconds.

How long does car shipping from New York take?

Most pickups happen within 1–5 days of booking. Transit is roughly 1–3 days to Florida or the Southeast, 3–5 days to Texas and the Midwest, and 7–10 days to California and the West Coast.

Is my car insured during transport?

Yes. Every carrier in our network carries active cargo insurance that covers your vehicle from pickup to delivery, and we verify each carrier's FMCSA authority and insurance before dispatch. You pay no deductible for carrier-caused damage.

Should I choose open or enclosed transport?

Open transport is the most popular and affordable option and is safe for everyday vehicles. Enclosed transport costs about 30–50% more and protects luxury, exotic, classic, or freshly restored vehicles from weather and road debris.

Can you pick up my car in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or Queens?

Yes. We ship from all five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester, and Northern New Jersey. Where a full-size car hauler cannot safely access a street, your driver will arrange a nearby meeting point such as a large parking lot.

Do I pay anything upfront?

No payment is required to get a quote. A small deposit is collected once a carrier is assigned, and the balance is paid to the driver on delivery. There are no hidden fees — the price you are quoted is the price you pay.

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