Car Shipping to Florida

Car shipping costs to Florida vary by season and origin. From the Northeast, expect $700-$1,100 for open transport. From the Midwest, costs range from $600-$1,000. During peak snowbird season (October-March), prices can be 15-25% higher.

Florida has exceptional transporter availability, especially on routes from northern states. Get an instant quote for your specific route and timing.

Snowbird auto transport refers to seasonal vehicle shipping for people who migrate between northern states and Florida during winter months. This is one of the highest-volume transport corridors in America.

Popular snowbird routes include New York to Miami, Chicago to Tampa, Boston to Fort Lauderdale, and Detroit to Orlando. Book early during peak season for best availability.

Transit times to Florida depend on your origin: Northeast routes typically take 3-5 days, Midwest routes take 3-4 days, and West Coast shipments take 5-8 days.

Florida is one of the best-served states for auto transport, with fast pickup times typically within 1-3 days of booking.

We provide door-to-door auto transport to all Florida cities including Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, St. Petersburg, Hialeah, Tallahassee, Cape Coral, and Fort Myers.

From the Panhandle to the Keys, our transporter network covers every corner of the Sunshine State.

Spring and early summer (April-June) typically offer the best combination of pricing and availability for Florida shipments. Late summer is also good as transporters return north.

Peak snowbird season (October-November heading south, March-April heading north) sees highest demand and prices. Book 2-3 weeks ahead during these periods.

Yes, we offer both open and enclosed transport throughout Florida. Enclosed transporters are popular for luxury vehicles, classics, and high-end automobiles.

Many collectors shipping to Florida car shows or auctions, such as Amelia Island Concours, choose enclosed transport for maximum protection.

Absolutely! Florida is a major origin point for auto transport, especially during spring when snowbirds return north. Transporters heading to all regions of the country depart Florida daily.

Return routes to the Northeast and Midwest are particularly well-served during spring months.

Yes, but weather can affect scheduling during active storms. Hurricane season runs June through November. Our team monitors weather patterns and communicates any potential delays.

All transporters have protocols for weather-related delays, and your vehicle remains fully insured throughout transport regardless of conditions.