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Car shipping companies in New Mexico
2 verified auto transport companies are headquartered in New Mexico, and 191 more serve the state from other locations. Together they have been in business for 23 years on average and run 10 trucks in total.
- Based here
- 2
- Also serve NM
- 191
- Avg. years in business
- 23
- Offer enclosed
- 0%
- Trucks in fleets
- 10
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| Company | Type | Own trucks | In business since | Enclosed | USDOT |
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Carriers with their own trucks
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They pick up and drive your car themselves.
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| Ray Vickers Auto Transport LLC | Carrier | 8 trucks | 1990 36 yrs | Not reported | 423771 ↗ |
| Southwest Truck Transport | Carrier | 2 trucks | 2017 9 yrs | Not reported | 3023731 ↗ |
Estimated prices
How much does it cost to ship a car from New Mexico?
Typical price ranges from New Mexico to popular destinations, for a standard sedan. Use them to sanity-check the quotes you get — then ask the companies above for an exact price.
| Route | Distance | Open carrier | Enclosed trailer | Transit time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Mexico to Arizona | ~380 mi | $575–$925 | $850–$1,400 | 1–3 days |
| New Mexico to Texas | ~520 mi | $625–$1,000 | $950–$1,525 | 2–3 days |
| New Mexico to California | ~900 mi | $800–$1,200 | $1,225–$1,825 | 2–4 days |
| New Mexico to Illinois | ~1,190 mi | $925–$1,325 | $1,400–$2,000 | 3–5 days |
| New Mexico to Washington | ~1,380 mi | $975–$1,400 | $1,475–$2,100 | 3–6 days |
| New Mexico to Georgia | ~1,550 mi | $1,025–$1,475 | $1,550–$2,200 | 4–6 days |
| New Mexico to Florida | ~1,780 mi | $1,100–$1,550 | $1,625–$2,350 | 4–7 days |
| New Mexico to New York | ~2,050 mi | $1,175–$1,675 | $1,750–$2,500 | 5–8 days |
Estimate, not a quote
Based on typical 2026 rates for a running sedan with a flexible pickup date. Road distance is approximate. Adjust for your car: SUV +15%, pickup or van +35%, doesn't run +$150–$300, peak season +10% (summer and snowbird months). Calculate your exact car and route →
Route guides
Popular car shipping routes from New Mexico
The busiest interstate moves involving New Mexico, from Census moving data — each with city-to-city prices, the best months to ship and companies at both ends.
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FAQ
Car shipping in New Mexico: questions
Answers built from the companies listed on this page.
How many car shipping companies are based in New Mexico?
2 verified companies are headquartered in New Mexico: Ray Vickers Auto Transport LLC and Southwest Truck Transport. Another 191 companies from other locations also serve New Mexico.
Which companies offer enclosed car transport in New Mexico?
None of the companies headquartered in New Mexico list enclosed transport. Check the companies that serve New Mexico from other locations.
What is the most established auto transport company in New Mexico?
Ray Vickers Auto Transport LLC has operated since 1990 (36 years), the longest of the companies listed for New Mexico.
Are car shipping companies in New Mexico carriers or brokers?
Of the 2 companies based in New Mexico, 2 operate their own trucks (carriers) and 0 arrange transport through partner carriers (brokers); some do both. Carriers listed here run 10 trucks in total.
How much does it cost to ship a car from New Mexico?
Estimated open-carrier prices for a standard sedan: New Mexico → Arizona $575–$925; New Mexico → Texas $625–$1,000; New Mexico → California $800–$1,200. Longer trips such as New Mexico → New York (about 2,050 miles) run $1,175–$1,675 on an open carrier or $1,750–$2,500 enclosed. SUVs, pickups, non-running cars and peak season cost more — ask the companies listed here for an exact quote.
When is the cheapest time to ship a car from New Mexico?
Usually January–May and September–November. Prices on New Mexico's busiest lanes peak in June–August, when they run about 8% higher. A flexible pickup window of a week or two saves a little more in any month.
How do I check if a car shipping company in New Mexico is legitimate?
Look the company up by its USDOT or MC number in the FMCSA SAFER database, confirm the operating status is active, and check cargo insurance. Every company in this directory lists its USDOT and MC numbers, and we verify them before approval.