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Route guide · TN → CO
Car transport from Tennessee to Colorado runs 1,200 road miles between the biggest metros. Shipping a running sedan from Nashville to Denver costs about $925–$1,325 on an open carrier and $1,400–$2,000 in an enclosed trailer, with 3–5 days in transit. It ranks #247 among the 250 busiest car-shipping lanes, based on Census moving data.
City to city
Open-carrier prices for a running sedan between Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville and Chattanooga and Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins and Pueblo — 990 to 1,400 road miles apart.
| From | Denver | Colorado Springs | Fort Collins | Pueblo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nashville | $925–$1,3251,200 mi · 3–5 days | $925–$1,3251,180 mi · 3–5 days | $950–$1,3501,220 mi · 3–5 days | $925–$1,3251,170 mi · 3–5 days |
| Memphis | $875–$1,2751,040 mi · 3–5 days | $850–$1,2501,010 mi · 3–5 days | $875–$1,2751,070 mi · 3–5 days | $850–$1,250990 mi · 2–4 days |
| Knoxville | $975–$1,4001,380 mi · 3–6 days | $975–$1,4001,370 mi · 3–6 days | $1,000–$1,4001,400 mi · 3–6 days | $975–$1,4001,350 mi · 3–6 days |
| Chattanooga | $975–$1,3751,320 mi · 3–5 days | $975–$1,3751,310 mi · 3–5 days | $975–$1,4001,350 mi · 3–6 days | $950–$1,3751,290 mi · 3–5 days |
A pickup or delivery far from these metros usually adds $75–$150. Quotes move with fuel prices and truck space, so treat these as a yardstick. Price your own addresses →
By vehicle
Nashville to Denver, 1,200 miles. Bigger and heavier vehicles take more room and weight on the trailer, so they cost more.
| Vehicle | Open carrier | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Sedan or small car | $925–$1,325 | $1,400–$2,000 |
| Midsize SUV or crossover | $1,050–$1,500 | $1,550–$2,225 |
| Large SUV (Tahoe, Expedition) | $1,175–$1,675 | $1,750–$2,500 |
| Pickup truck | $1,200–$1,725 | $1,825–$2,600 |
| Motorcycle | $550–$800 | $825–$1,200 |
By month
Prices on this lane peak in June–August (the summer moving peak), running about 8% above the quietest months. The cheapest time to ship from Tennessee to Colorado is January–May and September–November.
Cheapest: about $1,125 Peak: about $1,225
About this route
About 4,162 people moved from Tennessee to Colorado in each of the last two years, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (4,670 in 2023, 3,653 in 2024). That is 2.5% of everyone who left Tennessee for another state.
Traffic runs both ways — about 5,064 people a year move from Colorado back to Tennessee — so carriers run this lane year-round and quotes tend to be steady.
At a typical $1,125, shipping from Tennessee to Colorado costs more than sending a car to Florida ($1,025) and Texas ($925) but less than to California ($1,450). That works out to about 94¢ a mile.
Nashville to Denver is about 1,200 road miles, or 3–5 days on a car carrier. Most of the wait is before pickup, while the driver fills the trailer. The car heads west-northwest and crosses one time zone — from Central to Mountain time — so confirm whether the delivery window you are given is in local time.
Companies
Companies headquartered at either end of the route usually run this lane often. Filter by services, company type and safety record — every listing is matched to its FMCSA record.
Colorado auto carrier in business since 2001, partnered with Japan's NIKKON Holdings, with nationwide reach.
Woman- and minority-owned Denver car carrier with 80+ trucks, delivering vehicles across the 48 states.
Veteran- and family-owned Knoxville company providing nationwide commercial vehicle driveaway and heavy hauling.
Auto transport carrier founded in 1994 by an owner-driver, specializing in hauling vehicles for over 30 years.
Colorado enclosed car carrier for high-end, concept and high-security vehicles, auto shows and film productions.
Knoxville enclosed-only car carrier with liftgate trailers for luxury and exotic vehicles, booked direct without a broker.
Smyrna, Tennessee auto transport company offering open and enclosed coast-to-coast vehicle shipping.
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FAQ
Numbers on this page come from our price model, Census moving data and Colorado's DMV.
For a running sedan on an open carrier, expect about $925–$1,325 from Nashville to Denver (1,200 road miles). Between other big cities in the two states prices range from $850–$1,400. An SUV costs about $1,050–$1,500, a pickup $1,200–$1,725, and an enclosed trailer $1,400–$2,000 for a sedan.
Transit is usually 3–5 days after pickup for the 1,200-mile trip from Nashville to Denver. Before that, allow 1–5 days for a carrier to be assigned — or pay roughly 30% extra to have it collected within 48 hours.
January–May and September–November is the cheapest window on this lane. Prices are highest in June–August, up to about 8% more. In any month, giving the carrier a wide pickup window lowers the quote.
Colorado requires new residents to register within 90 days of becoming a resident. You need Colorado insurance before you register; late fees are $25 a month, up to $100.
Driving 1,200 miles takes about 3 days: roughly $150 in gas and 2 nights of hotels and meals (about $280). Shipping a sedan costs about $925–$1,325. Add wear on the car and 3 days off work, and the two come out close.
Our directory lists 14 companies based in Tennessee and 13 based in Colorado, each checked against FMCSA records, plus 190 that ship nationwide.