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Car shipping companies by state

Pick your state to compare the auto transport companies based there — and the ones that pick up and deliver in it. 1285 verified companies are headquartered in 49 states; 190 of them ship nationwide.

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Verified companies
1285
States
49
Ship nationwide
190
Run their own trucks
89%
Trucks in fleets
13,876

Where to look

Local, multi-state or nationwide?

A company doesn't have to be based in your state to ship your car. Here's how the directory splits them — and when each one makes sense.

1078

Listed in their home state

Their listing shows only the state they're based in. Many still hold interstate authority — they're the first call for pickups nearby, so ask whether they run your route.

17

Cover several states

Regional carriers running set lanes, like the Northeast corridor or Texas–Florida. On a state page, switch on “Include companies that serve” to add them.

190

Ship nationwide

Coast-to-coast routes and military or snowbird moves. Use the “Ships nationwide” filter on all companies.

Shipping between two states? Start with the state you're shipping from — the pickup date is the hardest part to schedule, and local companies know that area best.

FAQ

Finding a company in your state

Answers built from every company in the directory.

Which states have the most car shipping companies?

By headquarters, the most companies in the directory are in Florida (182), Texas (118), Pennsylvania (105). Big states with ports, auto auctions and snowbird traffic tend to have the most carriers and brokers.

Which cities have the most car shipping companies?

Miami, FL (44), Houston, TX (20), Orlando, FL (19) lead the directory. City pages list the companies based there, and state pages add companies from nearby cities.

Can a company from another state ship my car?

Yes. Interstate carriers pick up and deliver far from their headquarters — 207 companies in the directory list more than one state in their service area and 190 ship nationwide. On any state page, switch on "Include companies that serve" to see them.

Should I search by the pickup state or the delivery state?

Start with the state you are shipping from. The pickup date is usually the hardest part to schedule, and local companies know that area best. For long cross-country routes, add companies that ship nationwide.

Are these companies carriers or brokers?

Both. About 89% of listed companies run their own trucks; the rest are brokers who book your car with a partner carrier. Every listing shows which one it is, and the USDOT number links to the company's FMCSA record.