Car Shipping to Michigan

Car shipping costs to Michigan vary by origin and vehicle type. From the West Coast, expect $1,000-$1,500 for open transport. From the Southeast, costs range from $600-$1,000. From neighboring Midwest states, rates can be as low as $300-$600.

Michigan's position as the heart of the American auto industry means excellent transporter availability and competitive pricing.

We provide door-to-door auto transport to all Michigan cities including Detroit, Grand Rapids, Warren, Sterling Heights, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Flint, Dearborn, Livonia, and Troy.

Whether shipping to the Detroit metro area, West Michigan, or anywhere in the Great Lakes State, our transporter network provides comprehensive coverage.

Transit times to Michigan depend on your starting point: West Coast shipments typically take 5-8 days, Southeast routes take 3-5 days, East Coast routes take 2-4 days, and neighboring states take 1-2 days.

Detroit's status as a major automotive hub ensures consistent transporter traffic and reliable scheduling.

Yes! Michigan is the birthplace of the American auto industry and remains a major hub for automotive commerce. Detroit's Big Three automakers and the state's extensive automotive supply chain drive significant vehicle shipping activity.

The state also sees strong seasonal traffic from snowbirds traveling between Michigan and warmer climates.

Yes, we offer both open and enclosed transport throughout Michigan. Enclosed transporters are essential for luxury vehicles, classic cars, and high-value automobiles.

As the home of American automotive history, Michigan has a thriving collector car scene. Events like the Woodward Dream Cruise create strong demand for enclosed transport.

Absolutely! Michigan is a prime origin point for auto transport, particularly for vehicles heading south during winter months. Transporters regularly travel from Michigan to Florida, Arizona, and other warm-weather destinations.

Detroit's automotive industry also generates significant outbound shipping for vehicle sales and transfers.

Late spring through early fall offers optimal shipping conditions to Michigan. Summer months see peak activity due to favorable weather and vacation travel.

Winter shipping is available but Lake-effect snow in certain areas may cause occasional delays. Rates to Michigan often decrease in fall as snowbirds head south.

Michigan's Upper Peninsula requires ferry or bridge crossing, which may add transit time and cost. Most transporters serve the Lower Peninsula without restrictions.

Winter weather, particularly lake-effect snow near Grand Rapids and the UP, can impact scheduling. We recommend flexibility during December through March for northern Michigan deliveries.