Car Shipping to New York

Car shipping costs to New York vary by origin and destination within the state. From the West Coast, expect $1,100-$1,600 for open transport. From the Midwest, costs range from $600-$900. From Florida, rates typically run $700-$1,000.

New York City metro area has excellent transporter availability due to high demand, which helps maintain competitive pricing.

Yes, we provide auto transport to all five boroughs of New York City including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. We also serve Long Island, Westchester, and the greater NYC metro area.

For Manhattan deliveries, we coordinate terminal or meetup locations due to street parking restrictions. Most other NYC areas offer door-to-door service.

Transit times to New York depend on your origin: West Coast shipments typically take 7-10 days, Midwest routes take 4-6 days, Southeast routes take 3-5 days, and neighboring states take 1-3 days.

As a major population center, New York has strong transporter traffic resulting in reliable pickup windows within 1-3 days.

We provide door-to-door auto transport throughout New York state including New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Albany, Syracuse, Yonkers, New Rochelle, and Long Island communities.

Whether shipping to the metro area, upstate New York, or the Hudson Valley, our transporter network has you covered.

Yes, there are some differences. NYC deliveries may require flexible scheduling due to traffic, parking restrictions, and permit requirements. Terminal pickup options are available for Manhattan.

Upstate New York destinations like Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse typically offer straightforward door-to-door service with easier access.

Yes, we offer both open and enclosed transport throughout New York state. Enclosed transporters are popular for luxury vehicles, exotics, and classic cars heading to or from the NYC metro area.

New York has a vibrant collector car scene, and many customers choose enclosed transport for maximum protection.

Absolutely! New York is a major origin point for auto transport, especially for Florida-bound snowbird routes and West Coast relocations. Transporters depart daily for all regions of the country.

The New York to Florida corridor is one of the busiest auto transport routes in America.

Spring and fall typically offer the best combination of pricing and availability for New York shipments. Summer is popular for relocations but remains well-served.

Winter shipping is reliable but may see weather-related delays. New York transporters are experienced with seasonal conditions and maintain service year-round.