Connecticut to California Car Shipping

Connecticut to California Auto Transport

Last updated Nov, 09 2025

How Much Does Auto Transport from Connecticut to California Cost?

Moving a car from Connecticut to California costs $1500-$2200 on average.

California is a state located on the west coast of the United States. California is more expensive than Mississippi since it is one of the wealthiest states in the country.

Connecticut offers forested hills, contemporary city skylines, coastal beaches, white-steeple colonial religious institutions, and ancient village greens within its continuous borders. There are Ivy League universities, significant expressways, superb corporate offices, and little farms. Connecticut is both a thriving business and a popular vacation and leisure location. It is a state in New England that is close to New York City and Boston.

Moving costs vary depending on criteria such as the mileage driven, the type of car being shifted, and whether or not extra services are necessary.

How Far and How Long Is the Estimated Delivery Time?

Using the capitals of each state as points A and B, we can move your automobile in six to eight days. Weather permitting, our service will need to drive 2,916.4 miles between Hartford and Sacramento and reach the destination within the expected time frame.

Approximate Pricing & Time Examples For Delivery - Connecticut to California

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Quick Answer: Shipping a car from Connecticut to California costs around $1,500 and usually takes 7-9 days.
See route-specific prices and distances in the table below.

To / From Connecticut to California	Cost	Distance	Estimated Time In Transit
Hartford, CT to Sacramento, CA	$5243.4 - $6408.6	2913	10 - 12 days
Los Angeles, CA from Bridgeport, CT	$5117.4 - $6254.6	2843	10 - 12 days
New Haven, CT to San Diego, CA	$5140.8 - $6283.2	2856	10 - 12 days
San Jose, CA from Stamford, CT	$5340.6 - $6527.4	2967	10 - 12 days
Waterbury, CT to San Francisco, CA	$5351.4 - $6540.6	2973	10 - 12 days
Fresno, CA from Norwalk, CT	$5319 - $6509	2955	10 - 12 days
Danbury, CT to Long Beach, CA	$5124.6 - $6269.4	2847	10 - 12 days
Oakland, CA from New Britain, CT	$5378.4 - $6573.6	2988	10 - 12 days
West Hartford, CT to Bakersfield, CA	$5223.6 - $6384.4	2902	10 - 12 days
Anaheim, CA from Bristol, CT	$5164.2 - $6311.8	2869	10 - 12 days

What Are the Major Hauling Hubs?

The key hubs where automobiles supplied will be delivered are as follows:

Sacramento
Long Beach
Oakland
Bakersfield
San Diego
San Jose
San Francisco
Fresno
Los Angeles

What Is the Cheapest Way?

The most cost-effective haul approach is using a truck with an exposed back. Many automobiles may be provided simultaneously, making it a significantly more cost-effective option.

When this method's low cost is enticing, remember that automobiles are sensitive to the weather while on the road.

We Also Deliver the Following Items

RVs
Freight
ATVs

Scheduling Your Pickup

The cities where your auto will be picked up include:

East Norwalk
Hartford
North Stamford
Waterbury
Norwalk
Danbury
Bridgeport
New Haven
Stamford

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I ship a non-running vehicle from Connecticut to California and how does it affect cost or delivery time?

Non-running vehicles can be shipped from Connecticut to California. Extra equipment or handling may be needed to load and unload the vehicle safely. This can result in slightly higher costs and a longer delivery time. Be sure to mention the vehicle is non-running when requesting a quote so all requirements are included.

Is my vehicle insured while being shipped from Connecticut to California?

Your vehicle is protected by the carrier’s required cargo liability insurance during transit from Connecticut to California. You will receive proof of this coverage and a clear explanation of the terms at pickup. For high-value or classic vehicles, you may want to confirm the coverage limits or consider additional insurance. It is also a good idea to check if your personal auto insurance covers transportation. The shipping team will review any exclusions so you know what is and is not covered.