If you ever find yourself in need of car transport to or from Orlando, make sure you’re got SGT Auto Transport on your speed dial. We’ve been providing car shipping and vehicle transportation for the City of Light and have you covered whatever vehicle you need to ship.

As a fully licensed, bonded, and insured car transport company, we’ve got years of car shipping experience moving vehicles in and out of the city of Orlando. Our auto transport services are door-to-door. We can arrange for your vehicle to be picked up from a location of your choosing, transported across the state or country, and delivered to your preferred destination.

What is more, we also offer a range of auto transport services to suit your budget and schedule. If you ever need Orlando auto shipping, consider SGT Auto Transport, your premier shipping partner.

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You’ll be incredibly surprised at how easy it is to arrange car transport to/from Orlando. As one of the top car shipping companies in Orlando, Florida, we can make the arrangements with ease. Our efficient sales team finds the most convenient Orlando auto shipping package while our dispatch, support, and claims department ensures your car transport service to/from Orlando goes smoothly.

Flexibility, convenience, and safety are our primary goals, and we make every effort to tailor your car transport service according to your schedule and needs.

Auto transport to/from Orlando is completed in just 3 simple steps:

Calculating the cost of auto transport isn’t too complicated, but several factors must be considered to work out a closing price. A key element is the type of car you want to ship, followed by the distance you want to ship it. In addition, there are numerous other elements that must be considered. To calculate the cost of shipping, car shipping companies in Orlando use the following information:

Distance

Pick-up date

Route

Vehicle (Make and Model)

Vehicle condition

Transport method

Seasonality

Discount

For distances of less than 200 miles, you can expect to receive your vehicle in 1-2 days. Longer distances or 2000 miles or more will take longer, up to 9 days. These time limits are industry standard, and our shipping advisors do what they can to ensure your vehicle arrives on time and with no delays.

Several factors determine the total time, such as the distance you want to ship your car. However, it’s not the only factor because weather conditions, traffic, road construction, detours, seasonality, and driver’s hours can also impact the time. If you need to ship your car super quick, there is the option of booking guaranteed pick-up or express auto transport

FROM	TO	DELIVER TIME	PRICE*
Orlando, Florida	San Francisco, California	7 - 9 days	$1399 - $1959
Orlando, Florida	Los Angeles, California	7 - 9 days	$1159 - $1619
Orlando, Florida	New York, New York	4 - 6 days	$819 - $1149
Orlando, Florida	Miami, Florida	1 - 2 days	$379 - $529
Orlando, Florida	Chicago, Illinois	4 - 6 days	$799 - $1119
San Francisco, California	Orlando, Florida	7 - 9 days	$1439 - $2019
Los Angeles, California	Orlando, Florida	7 - 9 days	$1199 - $1679
New York, New York	Orlando, Florida	4 - 6 days	$699 - $999
Miami, Florida	Orlando, Florida	1 - 2 days	$359 - $499
Chicago, Illinois	Orlando, Florida	4 - 6 days	$359 - $499

_{* 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.}

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Route	Distance (mi)	Notes
Orlando → Miami, FL	~235	Florida Turnpike South
Orlando → Tampa, FL	~85	I-4 West
Orlando → Jacksonville, FL	~140	I-95 North via I-4/I-95
Orlando → Tallahassee, FL	~250	I-75 North → I-10 West
Orlando → Atlanta, GA	~440	I-75 North
Orlando → New York City, NY	~1,080	I-95 North
Orlando → Chicago, IL	~1,160	I-75 North → I-65
Orlando → Dallas, TX	~1,100	I-10 West
Orlando → Los Angeles, CA	~2,500	I-10 West cross-country
Orlando → Orlando International Airport	~15	Direct airport logistics

City / Area	Description
Kissimmee	High residential moves near Disney
Lake Buena Vista	Tourism hub, Disney resort area
Winter Park	Affluent suburb north of Orlando
Altamonte Springs	Commercial/residential corridor
Sanford	Access via I-4 and SR-417
Apopka	Growing suburb northwest of city
Clermont	Residential + trucking corridor via US-27
Oviedo	Suburban pickup hub east of Orlando
Daytona Beach	Tourism + motorsport traffic via I-4 East
Melbourne	Space Coast area ~70 mi southeast

Orlando, FL

Car Shipping Services to or from Orlando Florida:

32789, 32801, 32803, 32804, 32805, 32806, 32807, 32808, 32809, 32810, 32811, 32812, 32814, 32819, 32822, 32824, 32827, 32829, 32832, 32835, 32839 & surrounding areas

Zone	Notes
Downtown Orlando	Residential & office relocations
Orlando International Airport (MCO)	Car export/import hub
Disney Resort area	Heavy relocation demand
Universal Studios area	Tourist logistics hub
International Drive	High hotel density, busy streets
Lake Nona	New suburban development
Altamonte Mall area	Truck-friendly staging zones
Kissimmee (US-192)	Tourism corridor
Sanford Auto Auction	Dealer transport hub
Florida Mall	Large retail corridor with truck access

Top 5 hints for transporting/moving to the Phenomenal City

Finding the right neighborhood is an essential first step. Look for one that suits your lifestyle and needs. Family-friendly neighborhoods include Winter Garden, Lake Nona, or Windermere. For a more urban lifestyle, consider College Park, Downtown Orlando, or Thornton Park.

Moving to a new city can be an expensive undertaking, so it’s important to budget accordingly. Costs to consider include hiring movers, renting a moving truck, utility deposits, and buying packaging supplies. Don’t forget to factor in any unexpected expenses.

Preparing for the weather is important because it might be quite different from what you’re used to. Orlando is known for its hot and humid summers and mild winters. Be sure to pack appropriate clothing and prepare for the weather. Don’t forget hurricane season which runs from June to November. Consider getting a plan in place in case of a hurricane or some other severe weather event.

Before you move all your belongings it’s a clever idea to get to know the city you’ll be calling home. Orlando has a huge amount to offer from galleries and theaters to museums, and world-renowned theme parks. If you take your time to explore the city, it gives you the chance to get a feel for the area. You’ll also have time to identify essential services and resources, such as grocery stores, schools, and hospitals.

Orlando is the perfect place to start your new career and family. It is famous for its spectacular scenery, attractions, and endless employment opportunities. The city also has a low unemployment rate and over the past few years, it’s continued to drop.

Corridor	Stations per 10 mi	Notes
I-4 (Orlando → Tampa)	~4–5	Frequent fueling options
I-4 (Orlando → Daytona)	~3–4	Tourism fueling corridors
Florida Turnpike (Orlando → Miami)	~5–6	Full-service plazas
US-192 (Kissimmee)	~4–5	Tourism strip stations
SR-417 Greenway	~3–4	Toll road fueling
US-27 Clermont	~3–4	Truck-friendly fueling
SR-528 Beachline	~3–4	Orlando → Cape Canaveral
Downtown Orlando	~2–3	Compact fueling, smaller lots
Altamonte Springs (I-4)	~2–3	Suburban gas stations
Sanford area (SR-417)	~3–4	Truck access corridors

Area / Time	Traffic Insight
I-4 through Orlando	Chronic congestion, widening projects
Downtown Orlando (I-4/408 interchange)	Major bottleneck
Disney/Universal exits	Tourist surges mornings & evenings
International Drive	Heavy traffic evenings
SR-528 Beachline	Weekend beach traffic congestion
Florida Turnpike at I-4	High truck congestion
Altamonte Springs exits	Peak commuter congestion
SR-417 Greenway	Toll road, less congested
Holiday weekends	Extreme tourism traffic spikes
Events (Disney fireworks, concerts)	Localized gridlock

Season	Impact
Hurricane season (Jun–Nov)	Flooding, closures, detours
Summer tourist peak	Higher demand, longer schedules
Spring break (Mar–Apr)	Extreme congestion near attractions
Winter (snowbird return)	High southbound demand
Holiday season (Nov–Dec)	Heavy mall/tourism traffic
Afternoon thunderstorms	Frequent weather delays
Heatwaves	Impact on trucks & vehicle safety
Flood zones	Kissimmee & low-lying areas
Tropical storms	Multi-day shipping delays
Fog (winter mornings)	Visibility issues on I-4

Regulation	Details
Toll roads (Turnpike, SR-417, SR-528)	Extra cost for carriers
Oversize load permits	FL DOT required >80,000 lbs
Urban delivery restrictions	Downtown limited curb space
Truck parking	Limited in downtown & attractions
Weight stations	I-4 corridor north & south of Orlando
Hazmat restrictions	Prohibited on certain toll roads
Airport access rules	Special clearance at MCO
Bridge weight limits	Local bridges east Orlando restricted
No-idling ordinances	Applies in some suburban areas
Escorts	Required for wide/oversized loads

Event	Impact
Disney World events	Fireworks & holiday parades increase traffic
Universal Halloween Horror Nights	Evening congestion in fall
Daytona 500	Regional I-4 surge to Daytona
Orlando Magic NBA games	Downtown congestion
Camping World Stadium concerts	Traffic jams on Colonial Dr
Spring Break tourism	I-4 & Kissimmee gridlock
MegaCon Orlando	Convention Center congestion
Holiday season at malls	Florida Mall & Millenia jams
Epcot Food & Wine Festival	Fall traffic spikes
Fourth of July fireworks	Lake Eola & Disney crowding

Factor	Description
Flat terrain	Generally easy for carriers
Wetlands & floodplains	Prone to flooding near Kissimmee
Urban sprawl	Pickup may be far from interstates
Tourism corridors	Constant congestion near resorts
Limited truck parking	Downtown & attractions
Bridges	Low-lying flood risk during storms
Florida Turnpike access	Key north-south shipping route
I-4 choke points	Constriction zones increase delays
High water table	Road closures during heavy rain
Proximity to ports	Port Canaveral ~55 mi east