Flexible drop-off
Leave the car when it suits you instead of waiting for a pickup window.
Budget option
Terminal to terminal car shipping
Drop your car off at a secure storage terminal near you and pick it up at a terminal near your destination, on your schedule.
How it works
What is terminal to terminal car shipping?
Instead of meeting the driver at your door, you leave the car at a staffed terminal lot and collect it from another lot when it arrives. It suits people whose schedules don't line up with a pickup window, or who live where a large carrier can't reach. Terminals are available in most major metro areas; your coordinator confirms the nearest ones when you book.
Why choose it
Why customers pick terminal to terminal car shipping
Secure lots
Staffed, fenced terminals hold your car before and after transport.
Good for tight streets
No need for a 75-foot carrier to reach your neighborhood.
Example prices
Typical prices on popular routes
| Route | Distance | Typical price | Transit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles, CAChicago, IL | 2,056 mi | $1,160–$1,340 | 5–7 days |
| Houston, TXDenver, CO | 1,037 mi | $860–$990 | 3–4 days |
| Atlanta, GANew York, NY | 880 mi | $760–$870 | 2–4 days |
| Seattle, WAPhoenix, AZ | 1,315 mi | $1,050–$1,210 | 3–5 days |
Estimates at current market rates. Your exact price depends on vehicle, date and season. Get your instant price.
Questions
Common questions
Is terminal shipping cheaper?
Sometimes, in areas where carriers struggle to reach homes. In most metros door-to-door costs about the same, so we'll tell you which is better for your route.
Do terminals charge storage?
Most allow a few free days, then charge a small daily fee. Your coordinator gives you the terminal's terms before you book.
Can I mix door and terminal?
Yes. You can have the car picked up at your door and delivered to a terminal, or the other way around.
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