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865 miles · 3 to 5 day transit

Car Shipping from
Atlanta to New York City

Ship a car from Georgia to New York: about 865 miles on I-85 and I-95, 3 to 5 days in transit, with your rate set on the call.

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Atlanta to New York City

Call (844) 257-5832

Phone lines Mon to Fri 8AM to 8PM, Sat 9AM to 5PM EST

Route overview

Northeast out of Atlanta on I-85, through upstate South Carolina, Charlotte, Greensboro and Durham to Petersburg, Virginia. There I-95 takes over for Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Delaware and the New Jersey Turnpike into New York.

The back half is the slow half. I-95 from Washington to New York is one of the most congested stretches of interstate in the country, and rush hour around Washington and Baltimore can eat hours of a driver’s day. A Northeast snowstorm can also push back a winter delivery.

In New York, a car coming off the truck needs a legal place to go right away. Before the delivery window opens, have a garage spot lined up or know which side of the street is legal that day.

Distance

~865 miles via I-85 and I-95

Transit

3 to 5 days after pickup

Typical rate

$700 to $950 for a sedan on an open carrier*

*Price ranges are planning estimates for a sedan on an open carrier. The actual rate is set on the call, based on your dates, the vehicle and carrier availability on this route.

The Atlanta pickup starts with a walk-around inspection, and the same check happens at delivery; the Bill of Lading guide explains what you sign at each end.

FAQs

Georgia to New York: which matters more, the car or the date?
On a mid-length run up two busy interstates, the vehicle usually matters more than the date. A pickup, an SUV or an enclosed trailer adds to it, and so does a car that won’t start and has to be winched aboard.
Will traffic around Washington delay my delivery?
It can stretch a day, but it rarely costs a week. Drivers work around rush hour where they can, and a delivery window on this road is usually wide enough to absorb the I-95 crawl.
Can the car go back south to Atlanta later?
Yes. New York City to Atlanta covers the southbound trip on the same two interstates.
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Ship Atlanta to New York City

Have both ZIP codes and the vehicle details ready, and this run gets priced on the call.

Call (844) 257-5832