Shipping Cars from Florida to Arizona
Shipping a car from Florida to Arizona costs $1100-$1800 on average.
Several factors will influence the cost of shipping your vehicle from Florida to Arizona. The distance between both states would greatly influence the cost. Florida and Arizona are two states that are very far apart, with over 2000 miles separating them, and it would require a lot of time and effort to ship your car across. The type of vehicles being shipped is also another cost influencer. You wouldn't expect the cost of a luxury car to be the same as just any other car. The shipping method is also important to consider, as every method has its peculiarities.
A-1 Auto Transport is a car relocating company that understands the needs of its clients and can provide you with the best car shifting experience possible that is within your budget.

How Far Is It, and How Long Is the Estimated Delivery Time to Shift a Car?
The distance between Florida and Arizona is approximately 2150 miles, which will take approximately 33 hours to drive. This estimated time does not account for factors such as inclement weather, traffic congestion, road conditions, gas availability, and many others. Considering all of this, as well as the time required to meet every shipping requirement of the destination state, the estimated delivery time is within 5-7 days.
Auto Hauling Pricing & Time Examples To Move Your Vehicle - Florida to Arizona
Last Updated: 7 hours ago
Quick Answer: Shipping a car from Florida to Arizona costs about $1,200 and typically takes 5-7 days.
See route-specific prices and distances in the table below.
| To / From Florida to Arizona | Cost | Distance | Estimated Time In Transit |
| Tallahassee, FL to Phoenix, AZ | $3384 - $4136 | 1880 | 6 - 8 days |
| Tucson, AZ from Jacksonville, FL | $3480.4 - $4241.6 | 1928 | 6 - 8 days |
| Tampa,FL to Mesa, AZ | $3813.4 - $4648.6 | 2113 | 8 - 10 days |
| Chandler, AZ from Miami, FL | $4225.6 - $5159.4 | 2342 | 8 - 10 days |
| Orlando, FL to Scottsdale, AZ | $3781.8 - $4622.2 | 2101 | 8 - 10 days |
| Gilbert, AZ from St. Petersburg, FL | $3832.2 - $468.8 | 2129 | 8 - 10 days |
| Hialeah, FL to Glendale, AZ | $4262.4 - $5209.6 | 2368 | 8 - 10 days |
| Tempe, AZ from Port St. Lucie, FL | $4041 - $4939 | 2245 | 8 - 10 days |
| Cape Coral, FL to Peoria, AZ | $4122 - $5038 | 2290 | 8 - 10 days |
| Surprise, AZ from Fort Lauderdale, FL | $4262.4 - $5209.6 | 2368 | 8 - 10 days |
What Are the Major Auto Hauling Delivery Hubs?
A-1 Auto Transport has a delivery hub in every city in Arizona. Here are some examples:
- Phoenix
- Tucson
- Mesa
- Scottsdale
- Gilbert
- Chandler
- Tempe, etc.

What Is the Cheapest Way to Shift?
Shipping your car from Florida to Arizona via open carrier auto transport is the most cost-effective option. It's very cheap but necessitates relocating the vehicle to an open-rear truck. The car is vulnerable to damage when using this method. If the safety of your vehicle is essential to you, you should choose enclosed shipping, which provides maximum protection for the vehicle. However, enclosed hauling is more expensive than open carrier shipping.
We Can Also Help You Relocate the Following Items
- ATV's
- Freight
- RV’s
- Boats
- Heavy Equipment
- Motorbikes

Scheduling Your Vehicle Transport Pickup
Our carriers can pick up your vehicle from any city in Florida. We have pickup points in every city, including:
- Jacksonville
- Hollywood
- Orlando
- Hialeah
- Miami
- Port St. Lucie
- Fort Lauderdale, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to ship a car from Florida to Arizona?
As of September 26, 2026, shipping a car from Florida to Arizona typically costs about $1,000 to $1,500 for open transport on this 2,000-plus-mile route. The final quote changes with the vehicle type, pickup and delivery locations, transport method, and seasonal demand. Larger vehicles and enclosed carriers usually cost more because they require more space or specialized handling. Review the main pricing details in our car shipping rates guide.
How long does it take to ship a car from Florida to Arizona?
Florida to Arizona auto transport usually takes about 4 to 7 days of loaded transit after pickup. The carrier route commonly follows major interstate corridors, including I-10 across the southern United States, but the exact schedule depends on the pickup location, delivery area, traffic, and weather. Pickup scheduling is separate from the time the vehicle spends moving on the carrier.
What route do carriers use when shipping a car from Florida to Arizona?
Florida to Arizona car shipping commonly follows the southern freight corridor through the Gulf Coast and Southwest, with I-10 serving as a major route connection. This corridor covers roughly 2,000 to 2,200 miles between many Florida and Arizona city pairs, so carriers plan around highway access, fuel stops, and delivery locations. Customers in smaller communities may need a nearby pickup or delivery meeting point if a large carrier cannot safely access the exact address.
Is open or enclosed transport better for shipping a car from Florida to Arizona?
Open transport is the standard choice for most Florida to Arizona vehicle shipments because it works well for everyday cars, SUVs, and trucks. Enclosed transport adds protection from weather and road exposure, making it a common choice for luxury, classic, or specialty vehicles. Your vehicle type, value, and protection needs determine which option fits better. Learn more about enclosed auto transport options.
Can I ship a non-running vehicle from Florida to Arizona?
Yes, a non-running vehicle can usually be shipped from Florida to Arizona when the carrier has the right loading equipment. Vehicles that cannot start, steer, or roll may require a winch, liftgate, or other specialized handling before transport. Tell the carrier about the vehicle condition before pickup so the correct equipment and trailer setup can be arranged.
Is door-to-door service available from Florida to Arizona?
Door-to-door auto transport is available for Florida to Arizona shipments when the carrier can safely reach the pickup and delivery locations. Large trucks may need a nearby meeting point when streets, parking, low clearance, or local access rules prevent direct service. The carrier will coordinate the final pickup and delivery location with you before loading. Learn how door-to-door auto transport service works.


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