Pennsylvania to New Jersey Auto Transport

How Does it Cost to Transport a Car from Pennsylvania to New Jersey Using A-1 Auto Transport?
With nearly 13 million people living there as of 2020, Pennsylvania will be the sixth most populated state in the US. By area, it is the 33rd biggest state, and when it comes to population density, it comes in ninth place overall. Nearly half of Pennsylvania's population (6.09 million) lives in the southeastern Delaware Valley metropolitan region, centered on Philadelphia, the state's biggest and the nation's sixth most populated city; another one-third of the state's citizens (2.37 million) dwell in Greater Pittsburgh in the southwest.
Based on its total land area, New Jersey is a rather tiny state. It is the fifth smallest state in the union. However, Pennsylvania ranks 11th in terms of population, with little under 9.3 million people living there. It is the state with the densest population. Trenton, the state's capital, and Newark, its most populous city, are both in New Jersey.
We calculate the price of shipping an automobile from Pennsylvania to New Jersey depending on the distance, the kind of car you're sending, the shipping service you choose, and any other services you may want.
Auto Transport Pricing & Time To Ship Your Car - Pennsylvania to New Jersey
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Quick Answer: Shipping a car from Pennsylvania to New Jersey averages $400 and typically takes 1–3 days.
See route-specific prices and distances in the table below.
| To / From Pennsylvania to New Jersey | Distance | Cost | Estimated Time In Transit |
| Philadelphia, PA to Newark, NJ | 61 miles | $109 - $132 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Pittsburgh, PA to Jersey City, NJ | 306 miles | $550 - $673 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Allentown, PA to Paterson, NJ | 71 miles | $127 - $156 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Erie, PA to Elizabeth, NJ | 320 miles | $576 - $704 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Reading city, PA to Lakewood, NJ | 93 miles | $167 - $204 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Upper Darby, PA to Edison, NJ | 60 miles | $108 - $132 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Scranton, PA to Woodbridge, NJ | 92 miles | $165 - $205 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Bensalem, PA to Toms River, NJ | 39 miles | $70 - $85 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Lower Merion, PA to Hamilton, NJ | 36 miles | $64 - $79 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Lancaster city, PA to Clifton, NJ | 126 miles | $226 - $277 | 1 - 3 Days |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and what type of vehicle you are shipping.
How Far and How Long Should it Take?
It would take around 2-3 days to transport your automobile from Pennsylvania to New Jersey, a distance of about 235.1 miles.

Is Included in A-1 Auto Transport's Pick-Up Service?
Every city in Pennsylvania receives a door-to-door pick-up. Such as:
- Philadelphia
- Pittsburgh
- Allentown
- Erie
- Reading City
- Upper Darby
- Scranton
- Bensalem, etc.
Which Shipping Method Is Least Expensive to Ship a Car?
Using an open carrier, where your automobile would not get any additional protection from the elements, is the most affordable way to transport your car from Pennsylvania to New Jersey.

The Following Items Can Also Be Shipped With the Help of A-1 Auto Transport
- Motorbikes
- Boats
- Freight
- RVs
- Heavy machinery
- ATVs
What City Do A-1 Auto Transport Delivers To?
Any of our delivery locations in New Jersey are available for us to drop off your vehicle at. The following cities are home to these centers:
- Newark
- Jersey City
- Paterson
- Elizabeth
- Toms River
- Clifton
- Trenton
- Camden, etc.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I leave personal items inside my car when shipping from Pennsylvania to New Jersey?
It is generally not recommended to leave personal belongings in your vehicle during transport. Most carriers, including those serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey, require the car to be mostly empty. Having items inside can increase the risk of damage because they may shift during transport. It can also affect the insurance coverage, as most policies do not cover personal items left in the vehicle. If you need to include small items, be sure to discuss it with your carrier and confirm that they are covered. For safety, leave only a minimal amount of fuel in the tank and make sure the car is locked.
How is the cost of shipping affected by the size or type of my car?
The cost of transporting a vehicle depends heavily on its size, weight, and type. Larger vehicles such as SUVs, trucks, or vans require more space on the carrier and may weigh more, which can increase fuel costs and handling requirements. Luxury or classic cars may need special enclosed transport to ensure protection, which is typically more expensive than standard open transport. Smaller cars are easier to load and take up less space, often resulting in lower shipping costs. Overall, the type and size of your vehicle play a key role in determining the final price.

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