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13 verified auto transport companies are headquartered in Dallas, TX, and 273 more serve Texas from other locations. 9 of 13 offer enclosed transport. Together they have been in business for 13 years on average and run 30 trucks in total.

At Thrifty Auto Shipping, we understand the importance of finding a reliable auto transport company that will handle your vehicle with the utmost care. Our…

Established in 2011, Acme Car Shipping has grown into a trusted partner in vehicle transportation. As the best car shipping company for moving and relocation…

Why choose Bold Auto Transport comes down to one thing most car shipping companies cannot offer: a licensed, federally authorized broker that coordinates your…

Compass Transport offers auto shipping services at reasonable pricing while never sacrificing your needs as a customer. While you may find companies that…

At Crestline Auto Transport, we’ve been moving vehicles across the country for decades. Whether you need to ship a car across the state or from coast to…

At NEST Auto Transport, we are dedicated to providing reliable, efficient, and hassle-free vehicle shipping services across the nation. With years of industry…

North Texas Auto Transport, USDOT 3519417, is your trusted partner for seamless door-to-door auto transport across the 48 contiguous United States. We set the…

Ship That Car is a US-based auto transport company built on a simple idea — treat every shipment like it's our own car on that truck. Real dispatchers…
Dallas interstate car carrier serving manufacturers, dealers, lease operations, auctions, rental companies and individuals.
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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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| Jack Key Auto Transport | Carrier | 15 trucks | 1986 40 yrs | No | 275346 ↗ |
| Tom’s Auto Transport Inc | Carrier | 10 trucks | Not reported | No | 1230303 ↗ |
| Lat Lozoya Auto Transport LLC | Carrier | 4 trucks | 2012 14 yrs | Not reported | 2270545 ↗ |
| Thrifty Auto Shipping, Inc. | Carrier & broker | 1 truck | 2014 12 yrs | Yes | 2537155 ↗ |
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Brokers
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They book your car with a partner carrier. Ask which carrier will actually haul it.
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| HLL Express Auto Transport | Broker | None — uses partners | 2000 26 yrs | Yes | 871229 ↗ |
| Acme Car Shipping | Broker | None — uses partners | 2011 15 yrs | Yes | 2248132 ↗ |
| Crestline Auto Transport | Broker | None — uses partners | 2011 15 yrs | No | 2245788 ↗ |
| NTX Auto Transport | Broker | None — uses partners | 2020 6 yrs | Yes | 3519417 ↗ |
| Bold Auto Transport | Broker | None — uses partners | 2021 5 yrs | Yes | 3775668 ↗ |
| Plumeris Auto Transport | Broker | None — uses partners | 2023 3 yrs | Yes | 4114896 ↗ |
| Ship That Car | Broker | None — uses partners | 2024 2 yrs | Yes | 4310070 ↗ |
| Nest Auto Transport Inc. | Broker | None — uses partners | 2025 1 yr | Yes | 4473900 ↗ |
| Compass Auto Transport | Broker | None — uses partners | Not reported | Yes | 2247309 ↗ |
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Estimated prices
Typical price ranges from Dallas 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 |
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| Dallas to Houston, TX | ~260 mi | $500–$850 | $750–$1,275 | 1–2 days |
| Dallas to Denver, CO | ~780 mi | $750–$1,150 | $1,150–$1,750 | 2–4 days |
| Dallas to Atlanta, GA | ~840 mi | $775–$1,175 | $1,175–$1,775 | 2–4 days |
| Dallas to Chicago, IL | ~940 mi | $825–$1,225 | $1,250–$1,850 | 2–4 days |
| Dallas to Miami, FL | ~1,310 mi | $975–$1,375 | $1,450–$2,050 | 3–5 days |
| Dallas to Los Angeles, CA | ~1,470 mi | $1,000–$1,450 | $1,525–$2,150 | 3–6 days |
| Dallas to New York, NY | ~1,620 mi | $1,050–$1,500 | $1,575–$2,250 | 4–6 days |
| Dallas to Seattle, WA | ~1,980 mi | $1,150–$1,650 | $1,725–$2,475 | 4–7 days |
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 →
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13 verified companies are headquartered in Dallas, TX: Thrifty Auto Shipping, Inc., Acme Car Shipping, Bold Auto Transport, Compass Auto Transport, Crestline Auto Transport, Nest Auto Transport Inc., NTX Auto Transport, Ship That Car and 5 more. Another 273 companies from other locations also serve Texas.
Thrifty Auto Shipping, Inc., Acme Car Shipping, Bold Auto Transport, Compass Auto Transport, Nest Auto Transport Inc. and 4 more offer enclosed trailers for classic, luxury and high-value vehicles.
Jack Key Auto Transport has operated since 1986 (40 years), the longest of the companies listed for Dallas, TX.
Of the 13 companies based in Dallas, TX, 4 operate their own trucks (carriers) and 10 arrange transport through partner carriers (brokers); some do both. Carriers listed here run 30 trucks in total.
Estimated open-carrier prices for a standard sedan: Dallas → Houston, TX $500–$850; Dallas → Denver, CO $750–$1,150; Dallas → Atlanta, GA $775–$1,175. Longer trips such as Dallas → Seattle, WA (about 1,980 miles) run $1,150–$1,650 on an open carrier or $1,725–$2,475 enclosed. SUVs, pickups, non-running cars and peak season cost more — ask the companies listed here for an exact quote.
Usually February and September. Prices on Texas's busiest lanes peak in December, when they run about 12% higher. A flexible pickup window of a week or two saves a little more in any month.
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