Car shipping 2026

Cost to ship a car from Michigan

Shipping a sedan out of Michigan on an open carrier ranges from about $580 (to Ohio) to $3,500 (to Alaska).

Car shipping: $980–$1,450

Shipping a sedan from Michigan to Texas on an open carrier costs about $980–$1,450, typically 3–7 days in transit over about 1,280 miles.

Modeled from 32 published 2026 route prices (SGT Auto Transport 'Ship a Car to Another State' sample routes, SGT Auto Transport cost calculator sample routes) plus published Hawaii and Alaska rates. SUVs cost about 25% more and enclosed carriers about 35% more. Not a quote.

Car shipping from Michigan to every state

DestinationMilesSedanSUVTransit
Ohio210$580–$890$730–$1,1201–4 days
Indiana250$600–$910$750–$1,1401–4 days
Illinois280$610–$930$760–$1,1601–4 days
Wisconsin290$610–$940$770–$1,1701–4 days
West Virginia390$650–$990$810–$1,2301–4 days
Kentucky410$660–$1,000$820–$1,2501–4 days
Pennsylvania480$680–$1,030$860–$1,2901–4 days
Iowa530$700–$1,060$880–$1,3303–7 days
Washington, DC540$710–$1,070$880–$1,3303–7 days
Maryland540$710–$1,070$880–$1,3303–7 days
Minnesota570$720–$1,080$900–$1,3503–7 days
Tennessee580$720–$1,090$900–$1,3603–7 days
Virginia570$720–$1,080$900–$1,3503–7 days
Delaware600$730–$1,100$910–$1,3703–7 days
Missouri610$730–$1,100$920–$1,3803–7 days
New York590$730–$1,090$910–$1,3603–7 days
New Jersey620$740–$1,110$920–$1,3803–7 days
North Carolina660$750–$1,130$940–$1,4103–7 days
Connecticut690$760–$1,140$950–$1,4303–7 days
Vermont670$760–$1,130$940–$1,4203–7 days
South Carolina740$780–$1,170$980–$1,4603–7 days
Georgia760$790–$1,180$990–$1,4703–7 days
Massachusetts770$790–$1,180$990–$1,4803–7 days
New Hampshire750$790–$1,170$980–$1,4703–7 days
Rhode Island770$790–$1,180$990–$1,4803–7 days
Nebraska790$800–$1,200$1,000–$1,4903–7 days
Alabama810$810–$1,210$1,010–$1,5103–7 days
Arkansas820$810–$1,210$1,010–$1,5103–7 days
Kansas830$820–$1,220$1,020–$1,5203–7 days
Maine850$820–$1,230$1,030–$1,5303–7 days
South Dakota870$830–$1,240$1,040–$1,5503–7 days
Mississippi900$840–$1,250$1,050–$1,5703–7 days
North Dakota940$860–$1,270$1,070–$1,5903–7 days
Oklahoma980$870–$1,290$1,090–$1,6203–7 days
Louisiana1,090$910–$1,350$1,140–$1,6903–7 days
Florida1,230$970–$1,420$1,210–$1,7803–7 days
Texas1,280$980–$1,450$1,230–$1,8103–7 days
Colorado1,300$990–$1,460$1,240–$1,8203–7 days
Wyoming1,350$1,010–$1,490$1,260–$1,8603–7 days
New Mexico1,540$1,080–$1,580$1,350–$1,9805–10 days
Montana1,580$1,100–$1,610$1,370–$2,0105–10 days
Utah1,680$1,130–$1,660$1,420–$2,0705–10 days
Idaho1,810$1,180–$1,720$1,480–$2,1605–10 days
Arizona1,910$1,220–$1,780$1,530–$2,2205–10 days
Nevada2,020$1,260–$1,830$1,580–$2,2905–10 days
Washington2,140$1,310–$1,900$1,630–$2,3705–10 days
Oregon2,220$1,340–$1,940$1,670–$2,4205–10 days
California2,260$1,350–$1,960$1,690–$2,4505–10 days
Hawaiiby sea$2,500–$3,200$3,130–$4,0002–5 weeks
Alaskaby sea$3,240–$3,500$4,040–$4,3802–5 weeks

Open carrier, door to door where available (ocean routes are usually port to port). Enclosed transport adds about 35%. Prices rise in peak season (summer, and Florida snowbird months).

Before you book, read our guide to shipping a car to another state: how to vet a carrier or broker, how long transport takes, how to prepare the car, and when driving it yourself is cheaper.