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AutoStar Transport Express

Ship a Car From New York to Maryland, or Back Again

New York to Maryland is a short-to-mid haul along the Northeast corridor, roughly 200 to 450 miles depending on the cities. Customers ship this route for job and school moves, online purchases, and vehicles that go between family homes. AutoStar Transport Express is a licensed auto transport broker (FMCSA MC #600908). We arrange a vetted carrier and stay with you from the quote to delivery.

Call us:

(855) 881-6629

or fill out the form to receive a rapid quote

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Where are you shipping your vehicle?

Start with a ZIP code — we'll fill in the city and state.

Tip: a ZIP code (e.g. 33101) gives the most accurate quote — we'll fill in the city and state.

ZIP or city (e.g. 10001 — New York, NY).

Trusted Vehicle Shipping Support

years in business
19+
Vehicles shipped per year
30,000+
vetted carriers
25,000+
states covered
50

Ship it or drive it?

Good fit
Tradeoff
Drive the car
Good fit: You want the road trip and have the days to spare
Tradeoff: Fuel, hotels, meals, tolls, wear on the car and time off work
Ship on open transport
Good fit: Most standard cars and daily drivers
Tradeoff: The vehicle travels on an open carrier, exposed to normal road conditions
Ship enclosed
Good fit: Classic, luxury, exotic and collector vehicles
Tradeoff: Costs more, with more protection

How much does it cost to ship a car from New York to Maryland?

The price depends on the exact cities (for example New York City, Long Island or Albany to Baltimore, Annapolis or the Washington, D.C. suburbs), the size and weight of the vehicle, open or enclosed transport, the season and your dates.

Typical price, mid-size sedan: 2026 estimates

Open transport
$295–$795

2026 estimate, mid-size sedan

Enclosed transport
$495–$1,095

2026 estimate, mid-size sedan

Estimates for a mid-size sedan. The final price is confirmed by phone before you book. For an exact price, call us or request a quote with the vehicle year, make and model, the pickup and delivery ZIP codes, whether it runs, and your preferred dates.

Route corridors and access

Shipments between New York and Maryland commonly follow I-95 through New Jersey, Delaware and into the Baltimore area. Heavy traffic around New York City and Baltimore, tolls and weather can move pickup and delivery windows. If either address is in a dense city, an apartment complex or a street with limits for large trucks, tell us early.

Open or enclosed

Open transport is the most common way to ship a car on this route and usually costs less. Enclosed transport is a better fit for classic cars, luxury vehicles, exotics, restored vehicles and high-value purchases.

How it works

  1. 1

    Request a quote

    Tell us the vehicle, the route and your dates.

  2. 2

    Choose your options

    Open or enclosed, and door-to-door or a nearby meeting point.

  3. 3

    We match a carrier

    We work with vetted carriers that run this corridor.

  4. 4

    Pickup

    The driver inspects the vehicle and you both sign the condition report.

  5. 5

    Transport

    We keep you updated on the schedule. Dates are estimates and can change with weather and road conditions.

  6. 6

    Delivery

    You inspect the vehicle against the condition report before signing.

Before pickup

Remove personal items and loose parts, keep about a quarter tank of fuel, note existing damage, and leave the keys and a working phone number with the person who will meet the driver.

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New York to Maryland Car Shipping FAQs

The cost depends on factors such as the pickup and delivery locations, vehicle size and condition, transport type, season, and timing. Request a free quote or call us for an exact price based on your route.

Transit time depends on the distance, route, weather conditions, traffic, and carrier availability. We provide an estimated timeframe when you request your quote. Pickup and delivery dates are estimates, not guarantees.

Yes. AutoStar arranges vehicle shipping in both directions, whether you are shipping from New York to Maryland or from Maryland to New York.

No. Cargo insurance coverage is carried by the independent carrier assigned to your shipment, not AutoStar. We carefully screen and select carriers to help ensure your vehicle is transported by a qualified and properly insured provider.

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