Car Shipping to Missouri

Car shipping costs to Missouri vary by origin and vehicle type. From the West Coast, expect $1,000-$1,400 for open transport. From the Northeast, costs range from $800-$1,100. From neighboring states, rates can be as low as $200-$450.

Missouri's central location provides excellent transporter availability and competitive pricing on most routes.

We provide door-to-door auto transport to all Missouri cities including Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield, Columbia, Independence, Lee's Summit, O'Fallon, St. Joseph, St. Charles, and Blue Springs.

Whether shipping to the Gateway City, the City of Fountains, or anywhere in the Show-Me State, our transporter network covers every region.

Transit times to Missouri depend on your starting point: West Coast shipments typically take 4-6 days, Northeast routes take 3-5 days, Southeast routes take 2-4 days, and neighboring states take 1-2 days.

Missouri's position on I-70, I-44, and I-35 ensures reliable transporter frequency and scheduling.

Yes! Missouri's two major metros—Kansas City and St. Louis—create consistent demand for vehicle shipping. The state's central location makes it a natural hub for transporters traveling coast to coast.

Both cities serve as regional distribution centers, ensuring regular transporter availability.

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

Missouri's automotive heritage and collector car community create demand for premium enclosed transport services.

Absolutely! Missouri's central location makes it one of the best origin points for auto transport. Transporters pass through Missouri daily heading to all corners of the country.

Whether relocating from Missouri or selling a vehicle out of state, we can ship your car anywhere in the continental US.

Spring through fall offers the best shipping conditions to Missouri. Summer sees increased demand, while winter can bring occasional weather delays but often features competitive rates.

Missouri's central location means transporters are available year-round on major routes.

Missouri's terrain is easily navigable, from the Ozark hills to the plains of the north. All regions are accessible by standard car transporters.

The Kansas City and St. Louis metros are well-served by major interstates, ensuring efficient delivery.