Auto shipping New York City

If ever you need to ship a car to or from New York City, get in touch with SGT Auto Transport for all your auto shipping needs. We’ve got you covered whether you want to ship a car, truck, SUV, or motorcycle, and have years of vehicle shipping experience to share.

We’re an insured, bonded, and fully licensed car shipping company, and moving vehicles to and from New York City is something we love to do. Our vehicle transport services are all door-to-door, and we can provide a range of services including open and enclosed auto transport. Let us pick up your vehicle and transport it across the state of New York or nationwide to a location of your choosing.

We can tailor our auto transport services to meet your needs and budget, so don’t hesitate to contact us, and find out what we can do.

 

Get your quote fast in simple steps, calculate your vehicle transportation cost, and ship your car to another state with SGT Auto Transport!

Customers across the US depend on SGT Auto Transport’s car shipping services

SGT Auto Transport delivers on-time, reliable, car shipping and excellent customer service

Jason M
Excellent service
Darian A
SGT Auto Transport did a great job facilitating my vehicle transportation, and the team communicated well throughout the process.
Drew R
This shipping company is great. Fast delivery and the cheapest shipping with very competitive pricing. And to top it off I just gave Noah from SGT my details and her took care of everything for me. Awesome company!
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We had SGT Auto Transport deliver a jeep wrangler to us and it was over 450 miles and we are very satisfied with the fast customer service and prompt delivery. We highly recommend SGT Auto Transport. Thank you very
Phillip T
Good company. We used them to ship our son's car from San Diego to Austin, TX. We had no problems and the staff was very good all around. The price was exactly as estimated.
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Stellar Communication, Professional And Reliable.

How does car transport to/from NYC work?

SGT Auto Transport has many years of experience and would love to share it with you. We can offer convenient auto transport services whether you want to ship a vehicle to or from the City That Never Sleeps. To help us provide such an excellent service we have a hard-working sales team. Their priority is finding the right vehicle shipping service for you. Once that’s done, our dedicated dispatch, support, and claims departments ensure your shipment is handled proficiently.

We provide flexible, convenient, affordable, and secure vehicle transport which can be tailored to meet your needs.

Auto shipping to/from New York takes just 3 simple steps. Take it from us when we say it couldn’t be easier.

How much does auto shipping to/from New York, NY cost?

When it comes to calculating the cost of auto shipping to or from the Big Apple, a car shipping company takes numerous factors into consideration. The first and most crucial factor is how far you want to ship your vehicle. This is followed closely by the type of vehicle you want to ship. Other factors that must be considered include the following:

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Distance
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Pick-up date
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Route
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Vehicle (Make and Model)
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Vehicle condition
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Transport method
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Seasonality
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Discount

How long does an auto transport company take to ship a car?

For distances of 200 miles or less, a car transport company will take between 1 and 2 days. When the distance your car must travel is 2000 miles or more, it could take up to 9 days to ship it. This time period might seem long, but rest assured, our competent shipping advisors will do everything they can to ensure there are no delays.

There are several factors that can affect the total time it takes for car shipping companies in NYC to ship your car. These include traffic, weather conditions, detours, road construction, seasonality, and driver’s hours. If you’re making last-minute arrangements or are in a hurry to ship your vehicle to or from NYC, you can book express car shipping or guaranteed pick-up service for a quicker time frame.

Top 10 most popular routes for car transport services to/from NYC

With the right information, you can make the best decision for your NYC car shipping services

FROMTODELIVER TIMEPRICE*
New York City, New YorkSan Francisco, California  7 - 9 days$1249 - $1749
New York City, New YorkLos Angeles, California  7 - 9 days$1229 - $1719
New York City, New YorkDallas, Texas  5 - 7 days$849 - $1149
New York City, New YorkMiami, Florida  4 - 6 days$799 - $1119
New York City, New YorkChicago, Illinois  3 - 5 days$719 - $1009
San Francisco, CaliforniaNew York City, New York  7 - 9 days$1149 - $1609
Los Angeles, CaliforniaNew York City, New York  7 - 9 days$1269 - $1779
Dallas, TexasNew York City, New York  5 - 7 days$919 - $1289
Miami, FloridaNew York City, New York  4 - 6 days$1079 - $1509
Chicago, IllinoisNew York City, New York  3 - 5 days$799 - $1119

* The Prices shown up above are reflective of current market conditions as of 2024. The prices are subject to change due to seasonal fluctuations, price of gas, pick-up/delivery locations, etc.

We’re one of the best car shipping companies in NYC

For nationwide auto transport services, our ratings corroborate our excellence

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Route Overview and Driving Distance

RouteDistance (mi)Notes
NYC → Newark, NJ~12Via Holland Tunnel or I-78
NYC → Philadelphia, PA~95I-95 South
NYC → Boston, MA~215I-95 North
NYC → Washington, DC~225I-95 South
NYC → Buffalo, NY~375I-80 → I-90 West
NYC → Chicago, IL~790I-80 West
NYC → Miami, FL~1,280I-95 South
NYC → Dallas, TX~1,550I-78 → I-81 South
NYC → Los Angeles, CA~2,790I-80 West cross-country
NYC → Toronto, Canada~500I-87 North
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Neighboring Areas Served

AreaDescription
Jersey City, NJMajor pickup hub near Holland Tunnel
Newark, NJPort & airport auto shipments
Hoboken, NJResidential moves, narrow streets
Yonkers, NYSuburban access to Bronx
White Plains, NYHigh-end relocations
Staten IslandAccess via Verrazzano Bridge
Long Island (Nassau, Suffolk)Heavy relocation demand
Brooklyn Navy YardIndustrial staging
Queens (JFK Airport)Frequent export/import cars
Bronx Hunts PointTruck-friendly staging

SGT Auto Transport services in America’s City

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New York City, NY

Auto Hauling Services to or from New York City:

10001-10099, 10103-10107, 10110-10282, 10301-10314, 10451-10475, 11004-11109, 11201-11256, 11351-11697, & surrounding areas

Common Pickup & Dropoff Zones

ZoneNotes
Port Newark–ElizabethLargest import/export hub
Brooklyn Red Hook TerminalSmaller auto shipments
JFK Airport (Queens)Export vehicles
LaGuardia Airport (Queens)Local relocations
Midtown Manhattan (34th St)Restricted truck access
Upper West SideHigh relocation demand
Long Island City (Queens)Truck access via Queensboro Bridge
Staten Island (Fresh Kills)Industrial staging
Bronx Hunts Point MarketLarge truck access
Downtown BrooklynResidential drop-offs

Top tips for anyone moving to New York City

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Top 5 hints for transporting/moving to the New York City

The cost of living in New York City is insane which is why so many New Yorkers have roommates. It’s not just housing that’s expensive. Almost all your bills will be higher than anywhere else in the country.

New York City is made up of five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. Within these boroughs, there are hundreds of neighborhoods, each with its own quirks, pace of life, and flairs. If you’ve never lived in New York before, you’re going to need to do some research to find the right spot.

Getting around in the city is easy as there are 27 subway lines that service 472 stations. If you’re not careful, you could find yourself getting lost in the first few weeks. To reduce the risk of this happening, enter your address into Google Maps or a similar program and find the closest trains. You’ll then be able to start mapping routes convenient to the locations you most frequent.

At times, the weather in the city can be a little unpredictable. You’ll experience days when you can enjoy a calm and clear morning. But you might then find yourself getting cold because the weather has turned windy and frigid. The spring and fall seasons are fleeting. However, the winter can feel like it’s endless and can also be brutal at times.

If you’re taking your car with you when you move, be prepared for some extremely aggressive drivers around the city. New York drivers are also known to flaunt stop signs, speed limits, and basic courtesy. Never assume it’s your right of way and be prepared for lots of honking. New Yorkers do love to use their horns.

Gas Stations Along the Route

CorridorStations per 10 miNotes
I-95 Bronx–NJ~4–5Rest areas with truck fuel
I-278 BQE~2–3Limited fueling options
I-495 LIE~3–4Queens–Long Island fueling
FDR Drive0No stations, detour required
Harlem River Drive1–2Limited access
Brooklyn–Queens Expressway2–3Truck stops near exits
Cross Bronx Expressway2–3Congested fueling
I-678 Van Wyck Expwy~3–4JFK fueling stations
I-495 Lincoln Tunnel approach1–2Urban fueling only
Verrazzano Bridge approach~3–4Staten Island stations

We can help with car transport to and from the city of New York

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Traffic Patterns & Timing

Area / TimeTraffic Insight
Cross Bronx ExpresswayOne of busiest highways in U.S.
Lincoln TunnelAM inbound, PM outbound delays
Holland TunnelSevere congestion during rush
George Washington BridgeTop national bottleneck
Brooklyn-Queens ExpresswayChronic congestion
FDR Drive (Manhattan)Stop-and-go traffic daily
Queensboro BridgeHeavy truck volume
Van Wyck ExpresswayJFK Airport delays
Verrazzano-Narrows BridgeStaten Island congestion
Holiday weekendsMassive traffic surges
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Seasonal Road & Weather Impact

SeasonImpact
Winter snowstormsMulti-day delays common
Nor’eastersSevere road closures
Summer peak demandHigher rates, longer waits
Fall hurricanesFlooding in lower Manhattan
Spring rainstormsFlooding in Queens & Brooklyn
Holiday seasonHigh congestion + demand
HeatwavesIncreased fuel use
Snow emergenciesParking bans citywide
Black iceBridges & overpasses hazardous
Wind eventsBridge closures (esp. GW Bridge)

Local Road Permits & Regulations

RegulationDetails
Congestion Pricing (2025 start)Below 60th Street Manhattan surcharge
Truck route networkNYC DOT designated paths only
Parkway restrictionsNo commercial vehicles on parkways
Oversize permitsNYSDOT required for >80,000 lbs
Tunnel hazmat restrictionsBanned in Lincoln/Holland
Bridge tollsHigh fees (GW, Verrazzano, RFK)
Idling lawsFines up to $350
Rest area scarcityParking limited within city
Street parking permitsMay be needed for long carriers
DOT escort rulesEscort required oversize/overweight

Local Events Affecting Delivery

EventImpact
NYC MarathonRoad closures across all boroughs
Thanksgiving Day ParadeMidtown gridlock
Pride ParadeDowntown closures
UN General AssemblyMidtown lockdowns
Times Square New Year’s EveStreet closures
Broadway theater trafficEvening congestion
Baseball games (Yankees/Mets)Localized Bronx/Queens traffic
Concerts at MSG & BarclaysNighttime congestion
Holiday shoppingSoHo & Midtown gridlock
Political ralliesAd-hoc closures & diversions

Local Geographical & Terrain Factors

FactorDescription
Island geographyOnly bridges/tunnels connect boroughs
Hudson RiverLimited crossings cause bottlenecks
East River bridgesTruck restrictions on some
Hilly terrain (Bronx)Slower truck movement
Flood zonesLower Manhattan, Red Hook
Dense urban streetsLimited space for car carriers
High-rise neighborhoodsRestricted curb access
Industrial stagingOuter boroughs better for trucks
Traffic chokepointsCross Bronx, BQE, FDR
Tunnel ventilation limitsNo oversized/heavy trucks