Car shipping from New York to Miami
The single most-shipped city pair in American auto transport. Capacity on this lane is enormous, which is exactly why the price swings so much — when everyone wants it at once, even a deep carrier pool runs out.
Who ships NYC to Miami
Winter residents heading to Miami Beach, Aventura, Sunny Isles and the Brickell towers, permanent relocations out of the tri-state area, and a constant flow of luxury vehicles between two markets that share a lot of the same owners.
Luxury sedans and SUVs by a wide margin, with enclosed demand climbing sharply through the November peak as higher-value cars join the migration.
1,280 miles via I-95
I-95 the entire way through Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond, Fayetteville, Savannah and Jacksonville. Two practical notes: the pickup is almost always at an agreed lot rather than a Manhattan or Brooklyn kerb, and delivery into a Miami Beach or Brickell high-rise usually means meeting the driver on a nearby surface street, because the loading bays will not take a full-size rig.
Southbound spikes from mid-October through December and is at its most expensive in the two weeks either side of Thanksgiving. Outside that window it is one of the cheapest per-mile lanes in the country. Booking six weeks out on this corridor genuinely changes what you pay — it is not a sales line, it is how the season works.
Shipping Miami to New York
Miami to New York is the spring half of the same cycle, peaking from late March through May as seasonal residents head home. The pricing follows the crowd rather than the mileage, so an April northbound car costs roughly what a November southbound one did — and shipping north in October, against the flow, is the cheapest way to run this lane in either direction. The high-rise problem also inverts helpfully: it is easier to arrange a Miami collection than a Miami delivery, because you can stage the car on the street at a time you choose rather than when the truck happens to arrive.
From Manhattan and Brooklyn to Miami and Miami Beach
Not listed? Pickup is anywhere in the New York metro and delivery anywhere in the Miami metro, door to door.
Typical rate
New York to Miami
NYC → Miami
Miami → NYC
New York to Miami is the cheaper direction on an open carrier.
Running standard vehicle; oversized, non-running or peak-season moves cost more. Rates as of September 2026.
NYC → Miami
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1,280 miles, 3–4 days once loaded.
Shipping New York to Miami
- How much does it cost to ship a car from New York to Miami?
- $1,100 – $1,200 on an open carrier or $1,750 – $1,900 enclosed, for a running standard vehicle over roughly 1,280 miles.
- How long does it take to ship a car from New York to Miami?
- 3–4 days once the car is loaded, for about 1,280 miles via I-95.
- Do you also ship cars from Miami to New York?
- Yes. Miami to New York runs $1,100 – $1,350 open and $1,200 – $1,450 enclosed.
- Do you pick up in Manhattan and deliver to Miami?
- Yes, and in Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island too. Delivery covers Miami Beach, Aventura and Coral Gables as well.
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