Hawaii to Florida Auto Transport Services

How Much Does it Cost to Transport a Car from Hawaii to Florida?

If you want to ship your vehicle from Hawaii to Florida, whether you are relocating your family to the lovely city of Florida or a business owner relocating your company, you will need a cost-effective carrier to move your vehicle safely. You may use our vehicle hauling calculator to get a fast shifting quote if you want to know how much it will cost to shift a vehicle between the two states. Our relocating charges are reasonable, and you can count on timely delivery due to our years of experience. Use our hauling calculator right now to get an estimate for our fully insured door-to-door service.

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Approximate Pricing & Time Examples For Delivery - Hawaii to Florida

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Quick Answer: Shipping a car from Hawaii to Florida costs around $2,400 and generally takes 10-14 days.
See route-specific prices and distances in the table below.

To / From Hawaii to Florida	Distance	Cost	Estimated Time In Transit
Urban Honolulu, HI To Jacksonville, FL	4703 miles	$8,230.25 - $10,205.51	10 - 12 Days
East Honolulu, HI To Miami, FL	4854 miles	$8,494.50 - $10,533.18	10 - 12 Days
Hilo, HI To Tampa, FL	4559 miles	$7,978.25 - $9,893.03	10 - 12 Days
Pearl City, HI To Orlando, FL	4741 miles	$8,296.75 - $10,287.97	10 - 12 Days
Waipahu, HI To St. Petersburg, FL	4681 miles	$8,191.75 - $10,158.77	10 - 12 Days
Kailua, HI To Hialeah, FL	4838 miles	$8,466.50 - $10,498.46	10 - 12 Days
Kaneohe, HI To Port St. Lucie, FL	4812 miles	$8,421.00 - $10,442.04	10 - 12 Days
Kahului, HI To Tallahassee, FL	4469 miles	$7,820.75 - $9,699.73	10 - 12 Days
Mililani Town, HI To Cape Coral, FL	4741 miles	$8,296.75 - $10,287.97	10 - 12 Days
Ewa Gentry, HI To Fort Lauderdale, FL	4860 miles	$8,505.00 - $10,549.20	10 - 12 Days

*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and what type of vehicle you are shipping.

How Far Apart? When Can I Expect my Vehicle?

Hawaii and Florida are approximately 4644 miles apart by road. The time it takes to transport a vehicle varies based on the distance of the transfer, but in general, the journey takes between 7 and 9 days. You can also reach us by calling our toll-free number for express shipping services.

What Are the Major Delivery Centers?

Some of the major delivery centers in Florida include:

Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
Orlando
Tallahassee
Hialeah
St. Petersburg

Which Hauling Method Is the Most Cost-Effective?

Shifting from Hawaii to Florida does not have to be incredibly costly. You can be confident that your vehicle will arrive securely and on schedule at your location when you use open-carrier transportation. It is also the most cost-effective way to ship your vehicle. Your vehicle will be put into the exposed truck bed of a carrier or trailer and transported as safely as possible to its final destination. The enclosed transportation option is significantly safer, although it is more expensive than the open carrier.

We Can Also Help You Relocate the Following Items

Motorcycles
Boats
SUVs
RVs
Heavy Equipment
Freight

Making Appointments for Vehicle Pickup

Door-to-door and terminal-to-terminal services are also available in Hawaii. The following are some of the cities where we usually pick up:

Hilo
East Honolulu
Waipahu
Urban Honolulu
Peal City

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to ship a car from Hawaii to Florida?

Shipping a car from Hawaii to Florida typically takes between 7 and 14 days, depending on factors such as the departure island, vessel schedules, port processing times, and your exact delivery location in Florida. Weather and demand can also influence transit time.

What is the average cost to ship a vehicle from Hawaii to the mainland?

The cost usually ranges between $1,500 to $2,500, depending on the type of vehicle, the island it’s coming from, the shipping method (port-to-port or door-to-door), and seasonal demand. Larger SUVs or trucks may cost more due to their size and weight.

Is my car insured during transportation from Hawaii to Florida?

Yes, every shipment includes transport insurance coverage. Your car will be protected against damage or loss while in transit. It's a good idea to check with the carrier about coverage limits and whether you need supplemental insurance.

Can I leave items in my car during transport?

Most carriers allow up to 100 pounds of personal belongings in the trunk; however, it’s best to confirm this ahead of time. Loose items should be secured, and valuables or fragile belongings should not be left in the vehicle during shipment.

What type of transport is used to move a car between Hawaii and Florida?

Your vehicle will be shipped via ocean freight between Hawaii and the West Coast, then transported by a car carrier truck to your Florida destination. A combination of containerized or RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) service and overland transport is commonly used.

Do I need to be present at pickup or delivery?

Yes, either you or a designated person must be present at both pickup and delivery to inspect the vehicle and sign the condition report. If you can't be there, you can authorize someone else to act on your behalf.

What documents are required to ship my car from Hawaii?

You’ll typically need the vehicle registration, photo ID, and a proof of ownership (like the title or lienholder authorization). If you’re not the registered owner, additional paperwork may be required.

Can I ship my car if it’s not running?

Yes, inoperable vehicles can be shipped, but you must inform the carrier in advance. Special equipment is required to load non-running cars, and an additional fee may be charged for handling.

Are there any vehicle preparation steps before shipping?

You should clean your vehicle, remove personal items, disable alarm systems, and ensure the gas tank is no more than a quarter full. Also, take dated photos of the car to document its condition prior to shipping.

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