Ship your car to your new home

Moving to a new home often involves more than packing and arranging transportation for your household belongings. If you’re relocating to another city or across the country, getting your vehicle to the new destination is another important part of the process.

Driving it yourself may seem simplest, but a long-distance move can mean hundreds or even thousands of miles on the road — plus fuel, accommodation, meals, tolls, and time away from other moving responsibilities. Vehicle shipping lets you coordinate your car’s transportation separately while you focus on the relocation.

The decision usually comes down to distance, convenience, and personal circumstances. For a short move, driving may be practical. Across several states, long hours behind the wheel, overnight stops, fuel expenses, and extra mileage can make driving less convenient than expected.

For households with multiple vehicles, arranging transportation for one or more cars avoids coordinating several long-distance drives and simplifies the whole move.

Timing is one of the most important parts of relocation shipping. Your pickup and delivery schedule should be planned alongside your moving date, travel arrangements, and expected arrival at the new home. Start early rather than waiting until the last few days — it gives our team more time to review the route, check carrier availability, and coordinate a suitable pickup window.

Yes. If your household has multiple vehicles, you can request transportation for more than one at the same time — one booking request is easier to manage.

Whether the vehicles travel together depends on carrier capacity, route availability, vehicle dimensions, and scheduling. When requesting a quote, include each vehicle’s year, make, model, operating condition, and any modifications.

Personal belongings are generally permitted up to 100 lbs, secured in the trunk or below the window line. Additional charges may apply above this allowance. Remove valuables, important documents, cash, and irreplaceable possessions.

At pickup, the driver inspects the vehicle and records its visible condition on the Bill of Lading (BOL). Review it carefully before signing and keep a copy.

There is no single fixed price. Transportation cost depends on:

Longer distances increase the total cost, though the cost per mile may decrease. Popular corridors often have more carrier availability than remote locations. Modified, oversized, or inoperable vehicles may need extra equipment, and enclosed transport typically costs more than open.

The best way to understand your cost is to request a quote with your actual pickup and delivery addresses and accurate vehicle information.

Relocation already involves multiple responsibilities, deadlines, and arrangements. Coordinating your vehicle transportation shouldn’t become another complicated part of the move.

A nationwide network of licensed and insured carriers moves vehicles across the United States.

From selecting a transportation method to arranging pickup and delivery, our team manages the logistics and keeps you informed — whether you’re moving for a new job, relocating with your family, buying a new home, or moving to another state.