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Car transport to New Hampshire

What it costs to ship a car to New Hampshire, how long the drive takes, and the 7 FMCSA-licensed auto transport companies based in the state. Get quotes on your exact route below.

Popular New Hampshire routes, with prices

RouteMilesPriceDays
New Hampshire → Texas1,870$1,460–$1,6605–7
New Hampshire → Florida1,317$1,240–$1,4104–6
California → New Hampshire3,027$1,780–$2,0308–10
New Hampshire → California3,024$1,740–$1,9808–10
Texas → New Hampshire1,871$1,480–$1,6805–7
New Hampshire → New York243$550–$6302–3
New York → New Hampshire245$560–$6402–3
Florida → New Hampshire1,316$1,250–$1,4304–6
New Hampshire → Pennsylvania335$640–$7302–3
Pennsylvania → New Hampshire336$660–$7502–3
Illinois → New Hampshire1,024$1,120–$1,2804–5
New Hampshire → Illinois1,020$1,110–$1,2604–5

Auto transport companies in New Hampshire

Holding active FMCSA operating authority. 7 in total.

New Hampshire car shipping FAQ

How much does it cost to transport a car to New Hampshire?+

The median lane into New Hampshire runs 1,316 miles and costs $1,250 to $1,430 for a running sedan on an open trailer. Across the 48 routes on this page the range is $399 to $2,030 — a neighbouring state at the bottom, coast to coast at the top.

How long does it take?+

Carriers cover 400 to 500 miles a day, so a 1,000-mile move into New Hampshire takes about 3 to 5 days in transit, plus one to three days to arrange pickup.

Which companies can ship my car to New Hampshire?+

7 companies with active FMCSA authority are registered in New Hampshire, and any licensed national broker can arrange the lane. Your request goes to a panel of them at once.

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Where is the car going?

Two ZIP codes. No account, no obligation.