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Moving a car in Florida means more than just finding a truck. It takes planning, the right trailer, and a crew that knows the roads from Miami to the Panhandle. We Will Transport It line up dependable carriers, keep your schedule in mind, and make sure your vehicle reaches its destination without the guesswork.
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Florida handles more vehicle shipments than almost any other state. Between snowbird season, military relocations, college moves, and cross-country purchases, the demand on Florida’s auto transport corridors runs year-round. We Will Transport It coordinates licensed carriers across the state, from Miami and Jacksonville to Tampa, Orlando, and the Panhandle, and handles the logistics so you do not have to make a single call to a carrier directly.
We offer open transport for everyday vehicles and enclosed transport for classic cars, luxury vehicles, and anything that needs extra protection from Florida’s heat and summer storms. Every shipment is door-to-door. Every carrier in our network carries active insurance. And every quote we give you is the real number, with no surprise fees at pickup.
Call (855) 600-1118 or complete our online form for a free quote today.





When it comes to car transport, no two jobs are exactly alike. We design our car shipping service to match your schedule, budget, and vehicle needs. You can choose between open car haulers for affordable transport or enclosed car shipping for extra protection.
Our car hauling network covers both in state and cross country car shipping, allowing you to ship a car to another state or bring one into Florida without stress. Whether you need direct haul or central transport scheduling, we have the options to make your move work.

Open car transport is the most common and most affordable way to ship a vehicle in Florida. Your car rides on a standard multi-car hauler, the same type used by dealerships and auto auctions. For most vehicles on most routes, open transport is the right call.
Enclosed car transport puts your vehicle inside a fully covered trailer with protection from road debris, sun exposure, and Florida’s summer rain. We recommend enclosed shipping for classic cars, luxury vehicles, exotics, and any vehicle with a high value or paint work that needs protection.
We pick up and deliver to the addresses you specify, not a terminal. Door-to-door service eliminates the hassle of finding a drop-off location and adds flexibility to your schedule.
We can ship non-running vehicles using trailers equipped with winch and lift capabilities. Let us know your vehicle does not start when you request your quote so we can assign the right carrier.
Every year, thousands of seasonal residents ship their vehicles between Florida and states in the Northeast and Midwest. We handle this corridor constantly, which means better carrier availability, faster dispatch, and more competitive pricing on routes like Florida to New York, Florida to Michigan, and Florida to Ohio. If you ship the same car back and forth each year, ask about repeat customer pricing.
Booking with our car shipping company is simple. You reach out for a car shipping quote online or by phone at (855) 600-1118, and we collect details about your pickup and drop off points, the type of vehicle, and your preferred transport method.
We assign a car hauler through central dispatch or arrange a direct haul if speed is your priority. When the carrier arrives, we get your vehicle onto the trailer, lock it down tight, and transport the car to its destination. Our car transport services cover every mile until delivery, whether you choose to ship cars across the state or to another part of the country.
We designed our process to be straightforward from the first call to final delivery.

Car shipping costs depend on four main variables: distance, vehicle size, trailer type, and time of year. Florida’s snowbird season (October through March) brings higher demand on routes to and from the Northeast and Midwest, which can push prices up. Booking 2 to 4 weeks in advance helps lock in better rates during peak windows.
The table below shows 2026 estimated ranges for the most common Florida routes using open transport. Enclosed transport typically adds 40 to 60 percent to these figures.
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Route |
Distance (approx.) | Estimated Open Transport Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Florida to New York | 1,280 miles | $850 to $1,250 |
| Florida to California | 2,750 miles | $1,200 to $1,750 |
| Florida to Texas | 1,250 miles | $800 to $1,150 |
| Florida to Illinois | 1,300 miles | $850 to $1,200 |
| Florida to Michigan | 1,375 miles | $875 to $1,250 |
| Florida to Ohio | 1,100 miles | $800 to $1,100 |
| Florida to Georgia | 350 miles | $400 to $600 |
| Within Florida (under 400 miles) | Varies | $300 to $550 |
These are market estimates based on current carrier rates. Your actual quote depends on your specific pickup and delivery addresses, vehicle condition, and requested ship date. Call (855) 600-1118 or get your personalized quote here.
Florida’s snowbird season is one of the busiest periods in the auto transport industry. From October through March, hundreds of thousands of seasonal residents arrive in Florida from colder states, and many of them ship their vehicles rather than drive the full route. The return north in spring creates equal demand in the opposite direction.
The most active snowbird corridors we see year after year:
If your timing is flexible, we recommend scheduling your snowbird shipment 3 to 6 weeks ahead of your target pickup date. Carrier availability tightens quickly on these routes in December and January heading south, and again in March and April heading north. Early booking also locks in better pricing before seasonal demand peaks.
We serve every part of Florida, including major metros and smaller communities. Below are the routes and cities our customers book most often.
Miami is one of the highest-volume auto transport hubs in the country. Proximity to Port Everglades and PortMiami means the area also handles international vehicle moves. We regularly ship cars to and from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, and West Palm Beach.
Central Florida’s location makes it a natural hub for mid-state pickups and deliveries. We ship frequently from Orlando to destinations in the Midwest and along the East Coast.
The Tampa Bay area generates strong demand on routes to Texas, Georgia, and the Carolinas. We handle both open and enclosed shipments from Tampa and St. Petersburg.
Jacksonville sits near the Georgia border and is a common starting or ending point for vehicles coming from the Southeast. Its port connections also support military auto transport moves through NAS Jacksonville.
Fort Myers and Naples are popular snowbird destinations with high seasonal demand. We recommend early booking for pickups in this area during peak winter months.
Our carrier network handles a broad range of vehicle types:
There are dozens of auto transport companies operating in Florida. Here is what separates us:
Most customers shipping a car to Florida pay between $800 and $1,750 for open transport, depending on distance, vehicle size, and time of year. Enclosed transport runs higher. Florida’s snowbird season (October to March) brings increased demand and higher rates on Northeast-to-Florida routes. Booking early reduces both cost and wait time.
Transit time depends on distance. Shipments under 500 miles typically take 1 to 3 days. Routes between 500 and 1,500 miles usually take 3 to 6 days. Cross-country moves over 1,500 miles can take 6 to 10 days. These are transit times after pickup, not total lead time from booking.
For most vehicles, open transport on a multi-car hauler is the most practical and affordable option. It is the same method used to transport new vehicles from manufacturers to dealerships. If your vehicle is a classic, luxury, or exotic car, enclosed transport offers complete weather and debris protection and is worth the added cost.
Yes. We ship inoperable vehicles using carriers equipped with winch and lift gate capabilities. Disclose the non-running condition when you request your quote so we assign the right equipment from the start.
Most carriers allow up to 100 pounds of personal items stored below the window line. Items left in the vehicle are not covered by carrier insurance, so avoid leaving anything valuable. Check with us when you book and we will confirm the specific carrier’s policy.
Yes. Every carrier we work with maintains active cargo and liability insurance throughout your shipment. Ask us for a copy of the carrier’s insurance certificate before your pickup date if you want documentation on file.
Yes. We pick up from and deliver to the specific addresses you provide, not a terminal. In some urban areas with restricted street access, the driver may need to meet you at a nearby open lot, but we coordinate that with you in advance.
Yes, all carriers we work with include insurance coverage during transit.
Remove personal items above 100 pounds, check fluid levels, disable aftermarket alarms and remove toll transponders, leave about a quarter tank of gas, and photograph the entire vehicle before pickup. Your driver will complete a condition report at pickup. Compare it to the vehicle’s condition at delivery.
We service the entire state of Florida, from the Panhandle to the Keys – including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, Fort Myers, Naples, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Orlando, Kissimmee, Daytona Beach, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, Gainesville, and all surrounding communities.
Yes. We provide both in-state moves within Florida and cross-country auto transport from Florida to any U.S. state. Popular outbound routes include Florida to New York, Florida to California, Florida to Texas, and Florida to Michigan.

During the summer months, we have tons of clients who call to have their vehicles shipped back to New York, and then during the winter months, we have the same customer shipping their cars back to Florida. These customers are known as snowbirds. My favorite customer has called us for the last ten years. They have the car packed with two hundred pounds and have specific dates. The vehicle they are moving is a 2011 Nissan Rogue, and it always takes three to five days. The total price fluctuates between 1,200 to 1,500 depending on the cost of diesel gas and supply and demand.

Recently, we acquired a fully restored 2023 Ford Bronco from an Auction Copart in Miami Central, Florida. To transport it to Boston, Massachusetts, moving the USV for 1,490 miles, we opted for a two-car enclosed carrier with a lift gate. The total shipping cost is $6,575.00.
Whether you need car shipping near me, auto transport companies for a long distance move, or want the best car shipping service for your budget, we’re ready to help. Call (855) 600-1118 or complete our online form for a free quote today.
We make car shipping in Florida easy, affordable, and dependable, backed by a team that treats your vehicle as if it were their own.
