New Jersey Car Shipping Services

How long does it take for car shipping
to or from New Jersey?

As an example, the estimated transit time for car shipping from New Jersey to Texas is 3-5 days. The time it takes for car shipping to or from New Jersey can vary depending on the distance, specific route, and other factors. Generally, for local or shorter distances, it might take a few days to a week, while longer distances or cross country shipments could take one to two weeks or more. Here are some examples of car shipping times to or from New Jersey to different cities:

• Newark to New York City: 1-2 days.
• Trenton to Philadelphia: 2-4 days.
• Jersey City to Boston: 3-5 days.
• Atlantic City to Washington, D.C.: 4-6 days.
• California to New Jersey: 5-7 days.
• Paterson to Miami: 7-9 days.
• Edison to Dallas: 8-10 days.
• Elizabeth to Denver: 10-12 days.

Car Transport Time Estimate

How much does it cost for auto transport
to or from New Jersey?

On average, auto transport within the state of New Jersey may cost between $300 to $800. The cost of auto transport to or from New Jersey can vary depending on several factors, including the distance of the route, the type of vehicle being transported, the transport method (open or enclosed), and the current market conditions. Here are some examples of estimated auto transport costs to or from specific cities in New Jersey:

• Newark, NJ to Jersey City, NJ: $300 – $400.
• Trenton, NJ to Atlantic City, NJ: $400 – $600.
• Paterson, NJ to Edison, NJ: $300 – $450.
• Elizabeth, NJ to Cherry Hill, NJ: $350 – $500.
• Clifton, NJ to Toms River, NJ: $350 – $500.

Auto Transport Cost Estimate

Types of Vehicles We
Ship to New Jersey

• Cars and Sedans
• Trucks
• SUVs and Crossovers
• Motorcycles
• Recreational Vehicles (RVs)
• Specialty Vehicles
• ATV & UTV

What do you need to know
about New Jersey?

New Jersey offers a diverse range of attractions, including beautiful beaches along the Jersey Shore, historic sites, cultural landmarks, and vibrant cities like Atlantic City and Newark.

The state has a well-developed transportation network, with highways, trains, and buses. However, be aware that traffic can be heavy, especially in urban areas. New Jersey experiences four distinct seasons. Summers can be hot and humid, while winters can be cold with occasional snowfall. The cost of living in New Jersey can be relatively high, particularly in urban areas. Consider housing, taxes, and healthcare expenses when planning your budget.

Embrace the diverse food culture in New Jersey and try local delicacies like Taylor Ham (pork roll) sandwiches and boardwalk-style pizza. The state offers beautiful beaches along the coast and picturesque state parks for hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities.

What should you know before
moving to New Jersey?

• Cost of Living: New Jersey has a relatively high cost of living, especially in urban areas. Research housing, transportation, and other expenses to plan your budget accordingly.
• Transportation: New Jersey has a well-developed transportation network, but traffic can be congested, particularly near major cities. Consider proximity to work, school, and amenities when choosing a location.
• Weather: New Jersey experiences four distinct seasons, with hot summers and cold winters. Be prepared for varying weather conditions throughout the year.
• Employment Opportunities: Research the job market in your field to ensure there are suitable employment opportunities in the area you plan to move to.
• Schools and Education: If you have children, research the schools in your desired area to find suitable education options.
• Healthcare Facilities: Familiarize yourself with nearby healthcare facilities and hospitals to ensure access to medical care when needed.