Car Shipping Companies by State
18,460 licensed car haulers and auto transport brokers. Pick a state to see companies ranked by trust score. The company's home state doesn't limit where it ships — most move cars nationwide.
Florida
1,643 companiesPennsylvania
1,330 companiesIllinois
1,180 companiesTexas
1,121 companiesCalifornia
934 companiesOhio
888 companiesGeorgia
764 companiesNorth Carolina
760 companiesNew Jersey
677 companiesMaryland
667 companiesMassachusetts
628 companiesNew York
545 companiesVirginia
526 companiesTennessee
498 companiesIndiana
475 companiesMichigan
416 companiesSouth Carolina
403 companiesArizona
389 companiesMissouri
360 companiesWashington
353 companiesKentucky
287 companiesAlabama
279 companiesConnecticut
275 companiesWisconsin
242 companiesOregon
213 companiesColorado
189 companiesMississippi
169 companiesMinnesota
164 companiesNevada
161 companiesIowa
158 companiesUtah
154 companiesArkansas
139 companiesKansas
139 companiesOklahoma
128 companiesWest Virginia
118 companiesDelaware
114 companiesNew Hampshire
112 companiesNebraska
108 companiesNew Mexico
88 companiesLouisiana
84 companiesRhode Island
77 companiesIdaho
76 companiesWyoming
62 companiesMontana
40 companiesMaine
40 companiesSouth Dakota
40 companiesNorth Dakota
39 companiesVermont
37 companiesDistrict of Columbia
7 companiesAlaska
5 companiesCanadian Companies with U.S. Authority
Ontario
65 companiesAlberta
28 companiesQuebec
25 companiesBritish Columbia
24 companiesManitoba
8 companiesSaskatchewan
4 companiesNew Brunswick
3 companiesNova Scotia
2 companiesFrequently Asked Questions
How many licensed car shipping companies are there?
Our directory lists 18,460 car haulers and auto transport brokers with active FMCSA authority, built from FMCSA public records.
How much does it cost to ship a car?
Published 2026 national averages are around $1,150 to $1,215 per car, with most moves between about $700 and $1,500. Open transport is cheapest; enclosed usually costs 30 to 60 percent more.
How do I know a car shipping company is legitimate?
Ask for its MC or USDOT number in writing and look it up here or with FMCSA. Confirm the authority is active, insurance is on file and the phone number matches before you pay any deposit.