Florida to Colorado Auto Transport
Shipping a car from Florida to Colorado costs $800-$1500 on average.
Several factors will influence the cost of shipping your vehicle from Florida to Colorado. The distance between both states would significantly impact the price. To deliver your car to you in Colorado, the shipping company must transport it several miles. The cost is also affected by the type and size of the shipped vehicles. The shipping method is also essential—the more secure and quick the method, the higher the cost.
Hiring an auto shipping company that can handle every car shipping mode efficiently and affordably is critical. A-1 Auto Transport will provide you with the best car shipping experience possible.
How Far Is It, and How Long Is the Estimated Delivery Time to Dispatch a Vehicle?
Florida and Colorado are approximately 1,970 miles apart. A shipping company would need more than 30 hours to travel these miles to deliver your car in Colorado. At such a distance, delivery time is estimated to be 5-7 days. Remember that several factors are at work and that factors from both the destination and origin city influence the duration time.
Auto Transport Pricing & Time To Move Your Vehicle Examples - Florida to Colorado
Last Updated: 6 hours ago
Quick Answer: Shipping a car from Florida to Colorado costs approximately $1,150 and typically takes 4-6 days.
See route-specific prices and distances in the table below.
| To / From Florida to Colorado | Cost | Distance | Estimated Time In Transit |
| Tallahassee, FL to Denver, CO | $2946.6 - $3601.4 | 1637 | 6 - 8 days |
| Colorado Springs, CO from Jacksonville, FL | $3092.4 - $3779.6 | 1718 | 6 - 8 days |
| Tampa,FL to Aurora, CO | $3330 - $4070 | 1850 | 6 - 8 days |
| Fort Collins, CO from Miami, FL | $3816 - $4664 | 2120 | 8 - 10 days |
| Orlando, FL to Lakewood, CO | $3322.8 - $4069.2 | 1846 | 6 - 8 days |
| Thornton, CO from St. Petersburg, FL | $3387.6 - $4140.4 | 1882 | 6 - 8 days |
| Hialeah, FL to Arvada, CO | $3717 - $4549 | 2065 | 8 - 10 days |
| Pueblo, CO from Port St. Lucie, FL | $3382.2 - $4133.8 | 1879 | 6 - 8 days |
| Cape Coral, FL to Westminster, CO | $3573 - $4367 | 1985 | 6 - 8 days |
| Greeley, CO from Fort Lauderdale, FL | $3729.6 - $4558.4 | 2072 | 8 - 10 days |
What Are the Major Auto Delivery Hubs?
We have delivery hubs in every city of Colorado; some of these cities are:
- Denver
- Colorado Springs
- Thornton
- Fort Collins
- Aurora
- Westminster, etc.
What Is the Cheapest Way to Import?
When planning your vehicle shipment, cost is always a factor to consider. People tend to prioritize cost over everything else in decision-making. The cheapest way to ship your car from Florida to Colorado is via open carrier auto transport, which provides limited protection because the vehicle is susceptible to damage. The enclosed shipping method is far safer than the open carrier method, but it is far more expensive.
We Can Also Help You Send the Following Items
- Motorcycles
- Boats
- RV’s
- Heavy Equipment
- ATV’s
- Freight
Scheduling Your Vehicle Transport Pickup
All cities in Florida have a pickup point. Our carriers can help pick up from any city in the state, such as:
- Hollywood
- St. Petersburg
- Port St. Lucie
- Cape Coral
- Tampa
- Tallahassee
- Jacksonville, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Florida to Colorado car shipping cost?
Most Florida to Colorado shipments fall between $900 and $1,300 for operable sedans on standard open carriers. Prices shift with seasonal demand, pickup cities, and Colorado delivery zones. Larger SUVs and trucks run higher because of weight, and mountain-area drops can increase mileage. See our car shipping cost guide.
How long does shipping a car from Florida to Colorado take?
Transit time typically ranges 4 to 7 days across 1,800–2,000 miles. Travel pace varies with traffic, weather across the Plains and Rockies, and whether pickup is in South, Central, or North Florida. Rural Colorado deliveries often add time due to limited truck access.
What is the best transport method from Florida to Colorado?
Open transport is the best value for standard vehicles, while enclosed carriers protect luxury or sensitive vehicles from debris and weather during the cross-country route. Learn more at our enclosed auto transport page.
Can I ship an inoperable car from Florida to Colorado?
Yes. The carrier must have winch capability, and the vehicle should roll, steer, and brake. Inoperable vehicles usually carry an additional $100–$200 charge due to added handling needs.
Do carriers offer door-to-door delivery on the Florida to Colorado route?
Door-to-door delivery is standard when streets allow full-size transport trucks. Florida access is typically simple, but some Colorado neighborhoods require meeting points due to steep grades or restricted roads. Details at our door-to-door transport page
What documents are required to ship a car from Florida to Colorado?
You need a valid ID, the vehicle’s title or registration, and a signed Bill of Lading at pickup and delivery. FMCSA-regulated carriers document vehicle condition before loading for protection during claims.
Is winter shipping from Florida to Colorado more difficult?
Winter adds delays due to Rocky Mountain storms and occasional closures on I-70 and nearby passes. Pickup windows may widen, and limited carrier availability can increase rates. Booking early helps avoid disruptions.
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