Florida to Connecticut Vehicle Shipping
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Florida to Connecticut Vehicle Shipping
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How long does it take to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut?
Carriers can travel around 500 miles per day. If you take the total distance of your route and divide by 500, you'll get the approximate number of days it will take to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut.
Example: The total distance from Orlando, FL to Hartford, CT is 1,185 miles. If you divide that by 500, you get 2.34, or approximately 3 days for delivery.
We provide the estimated delivery times for your specific Florida to Connecticut route when you get an instant quote.
Most Recent Florida to Connecticut Vehicle Shipping Quotes
| Quote | Date | Pickup | Delivery | Vehicle type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $962 | September 03 | Stuart, FL | Windsor Locks, CT | Compact SUV / Crossover |
| $1226 | September 01 | Stuart, FL | Riverside, CT | Car |
| $1386 | August 19 | Stuart, FL | Riverside, CT | Compact SUV / Crossover |
| $1963 | August 17 | The Villages, FL | New Haven, CT | Car |
| $1189 | August 10 | Ocala, FL | New Haven, CT | Car |
| $2627 | August 03 | Davie, FL | Willington, CT | Large SUV |
| $1545 | July 29 | Davie, FL | Willington, CT | Large SUV |
| $2627 | July 27 | Davie, FL | Willington, CT | Large SUV |
| $1545 | July 23 | Davie, FL | Willington, CT | Large SUV |
| $921 | July 21 | Naples, FL | Greens Farms, CT | Car |
Shipping a Car From Florida to Connecticut
We ship a lot of cars from Florida to Connecticut, particularly in early spring when the snowbirds head back north after the winter. Snowbirds are those people who have a primary residence in Connecticut, but move to Florida during the winter, and then head back to their primary home in Connecticut in early spring. While this is the most popular time to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut, it's also the most expensive time of the year to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut.
The cheapest time of the year to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut is in late fall when most of the car shipments are going the opposite direction (CT to FL). Because the demand is far greater going south in early fall, car carriers have no trouble getting their trailers filled and they can charge the most this time of year.
After they unload their trailers in Florida, they have to head back north to Connecticut to get another load of vehicles. On their way back to Connecticut they want their trailers as full as possible, but the demand for car shipments going north isn't nearly as great so car carriers struggle getting their trailers full. As a result, they have to charge less. That's why this time of year is the cheapest time to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut.
A typical car shipping route from Florida to Connecticut is from Orlando, FL to Hartford, CT. This route is 1,185 miles. A car carrier can typically drive that route in 3-4 days. That means if your vehicle is picked up in Orlando on a Monday, for example, you can expect your car to arrive in Connecticut no later than Friday.
Florida to Connecticut is just one of many popular snowbird routes we ship cars on in early spring. Other popular snowbird routes this time of year include FL to NY, FL to NJ, FL to PA, and FL to MA.
We've been shipping vehicles from Florida to Connecticut for dealers and private vehicle owners for over 20 years. Our rates are priced to move, and your satisfaction is guaranteed! We adhere to the highest insurance standards, and we provide our customers with regular updates.
As a door-to-door auto transporter, we can pick up your vehicle at any residential or business location in Florida and get it shipped promptly and safely to any residential or business location in Connecticut. We also offer open or enclosed shipping options. See how much it will cost to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut by getting an instant quote today!
How much does it cost to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut?
It will depend on the specific pick up location in Florida and the delivery location in Connecticut. It will also depend on the size of the vehicle, whether it runs, and whether it will be shipped on an open or enclosed trailer.
You can see how much it will cost to ship a car from Florida to Connecticut by getting an instant quote on our website, or by calling us at (800) 656-7638. Further down on this page we also display the most recent quotes we've provided for transports from Florida to Connecticut to give you an idea of what it will cost.
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9/10
Route Availability
Based on recent dispatch reports, the carrier availability rating from Florida to Connecticut is 9/10.
1,200 Miles
Approximate Distance
The center of each state is used to approximate mileage between locations.
3-4 Days
Estimated Transit Time
Estimated transit times are based on carriers traveling up to 500 miles per day.
FAQ
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How do I ship my car to or from Florida?
The first step is to get an instant quote on our website or by calling us at (800) 656-7638. The quote will give you a current price and the estimated time of delivery for your specific shipping route. From there you can book an order online or book an order with us over the phone.
Do you provide open and enclosed car shipping to or from Florida?
Yes! By default, our instant quotes are for open transports, but on the quote page you will also see the cost to ship a car enclosed.
What's included in the instant quote?
The instant quote is all inclusive. There are no sales tax, hidden fees, or additional charges of any kind. Insurance coverage is also included in the price you are given!
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discovery, American Express, and debit cards. We do not accept check or cash.
Will my vehicle be covered by insurance during the transport?
Yes! As a car carrier and licensed auto transport broker we provide liability and cargo insurance to cover your vehicle while it is being transported. However, you MUST have your personal vehicle insurance in place because we don’t cover Acts of God. Read our article about auto transport insurance for more details.