Car Shipping to Virginia

Car shipping costs to Virginia vary by origin and vehicle type. From the West Coast, expect $1,100-$1,600 for open transport. From Florida, costs range from $500-$800. From neighboring states, rates can be as low as $250-$500.

Virginia's position on the East Coast and proximity to Washington DC create excellent transporter availability and competitive pricing.

We provide door-to-door auto transport to all Virginia cities including Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Richmond, Newport News, Alexandria, Hampton, Roanoke, Portsmouth, and Lynchburg.

Whether shipping to the DC metro area of Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, or anywhere in the Old Dominion, our transporter network covers every region.

Transit times to Virginia depend on your starting point: West Coast shipments typically take 6-8 days, Midwest routes take 3-5 days, Florida routes take 2-4 days, and neighboring states take 1-2 days.

Virginia's excellent highway access via I-95, I-64, and I-81 ensures reliable transporter frequency and scheduling.

Yes! Virginia is a major auto transport market driven by the DC metro area's government contractors, military installations, and growing tech sector. Northern Virginia's Amazon HQ2 has further increased relocation traffic.

The Hampton Roads military bases also generate significant vehicle shipping activity from service members.

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

Virginia's affluent Northern Virginia suburbs and historic car culture create strong demand for premium enclosed transport services.

Absolutely! Virginia is a strategic origin point for auto transport with transporters heading in all directions daily. The state's central East Coast position provides excellent route options.

Military PCS moves frequently originate from Virginia bases, and our transporters are experienced with military shipping requirements.

Virginia enjoys year-round shipping availability thanks to its moderate climate. Spring and fall offer ideal conditions, while summer sees increased demand due to military PCS season and family relocations.

Winter shipping is generally reliable, though occasional snow in the Shenandoah Valley may cause brief delays.

Northern Virginia's proximity to DC means heavy traffic patterns that transporters navigate daily. We coordinate pickup and delivery times to minimize delays in the metro area.

Virginia's diverse terrain from coastal Hampton Roads to the Blue Ridge Mountains is fully accessible, though mountain destinations may require slightly longer transit times.