Vermont to New Jersey Auto Transport
How Much Is It for Auto Transport from Vermont to New Jersey?
The most important cost determinant when shipping a car from Vermont to New Jersey is the distance between both states. Vermont and New Jersey are fairly apart in terms of distance; however, the cost is not determined by the distance factor alone.
The size of the car and its weight are also considered when determining shipping costs, and shipping larger vehicles would cost slightly more than shipping a small car. When the client requests additional shipping services such as door-to-door delivery, the costs of the additional services would also be reflected in the shipping bill.
Auto Transport Pricing & Time To Ship Your Car Examples
| To / From Vermont to New Jersey | Distance | Cost | Estimated Time In Transit |
| Burlington, VT to Newark, NJ | 263 miles | $473 - $579 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Essex, VT to Jersey City, NJ | 265 miles | $477 - $583 | 1 - 3 Days |
| South Burlington, VT to Paterson, NJ | 249 miles | $448 - $548 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Colchester, VT to Elizabeth, NJ | 272 miles | $490 - $598 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Rutland city, VT to Lakewood, NJ | 251 miles | $452 - $552 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Bennington, VT to Edison, NJ | 174 miles | $313 - $383 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Brattleboro, VT to Woodbridge, NJ | 178 miles | $320 - $392 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Milton, VT to Toms River, NJ | 326 miles | $587 - $717 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Essex Junction, VT to Hamilton, NJ | 307 miles | $553 - $675 | 1 - 3 Days |
| Williston, VT to Clifton, NJ | 251 miles | $452 - $552 | 1 - 3 Days |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and what type of vehicle you are shipping.
How Many Days Will it Take to Ship a Car?
New Jersey is about 391.2 miles from Vermont and shipping a vehicle across this distance generally takes around 2-4 days until delivery. Shipping times are mainly estimates because traffic, weather, and road conditions can either lengthen or shorten the time spent in transit.
What Are the Most Used Auto Shipping Delivery Locations?
We can deliver to these New Jersey cities:
- Newark
- Jersey City
- Paterson
- Elizabeth
- Lakewood
- Edison
- Woodbridge
- Toms River
What is the Car Shipping Method with the Lowest Costs?
If you are looking for an affordable shipping option, open carrier transportation is the way to go. This method entails transporting the vehicle with a multi-car carrier and other cars to the drop-off points. While this method is cheap and efficient, the vehicle transported is not protected from road debris, harsh weather conditions, or elements experienced during transit.
An alternative auto transport method that offers vehicle protection from these elements is the enclosed shipping method. Via this method, vehicle protection is offered via a soft or hard-sided enclosure. This method, however, is not as cheap as the open-air shipping method.
We Can Also Help You in The Shipment of the Following Items
You can change the order of these items, but the list doesn’t change too much
- Heavy Equipment
- Freights
- RV’s
- Motorcycles
- ATV’s
- Boats
Organizing Vehicle Transport Pickup
The list of places we service in Vermont includes:
- Burlington
- Essex
- South Burlington
- Colchester
- Rutland City
- Bennington
- Brattleboro
- Milton
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Vermont to New Jersey auto transport typically cost?
Vermont to New Jersey auto transport usually ranges from $550 to $950 for open carriers. Rates are influenced by distance (about 300 miles), vehicle size, carrier type, season, and pickup flexibility. Winter shipments from rural Vermont often cost more due to snow, limited access roads, and fewer active carriers. For a full breakdown of pricing variables, see our car shipping rates guide.
How long does it take to ship a car from Vermont to New Jersey?
Most Vermont to New Jersey shipments are delivered in 2–4 days after pickup. This Northeast corridor benefits from major highways like I-89 and I-95. Delays can occur due to winter weather, rural pickup locations, or congestion near New Jersey metro areas. Flexible scheduling and accessible pickup points help keep transit times on the shorter end.
What is the difference between open and enclosed transport on this route?
Open transport is the most common and economical option for Vermont to New Jersey car shipping. Enclosed transport provides added protection from road salt, snow, and debris, making it ideal for luxury, exotic, or classic vehicles. Enclosed shipping generally costs 30–40 percent more but reduces weather-related risk. Learn more via our enclosed auto transport service.
Is door-to-door car shipping available from Vermont to New Jersey?
Yes, door-to-door service is available for most Vermont to New Jersey routes. Carriers pick up and deliver as close to your address as legally possible. In rural Vermont areas, narrow roads or snow restrictions may require meeting at a nearby safe location. This option is the most convenient and is detailed in our door-to-door auto transport guide.
Does winter weather affect Vermont to New Jersey auto transport pricing?
Yes, winter often increases pricing due to snow, ice, and reduced carrier availability in Vermont. Slower travel speeds and difficult rural access raise operating costs. Rates are typically higher from December through February. Booking early and avoiding peak storm periods can help manage overall shipping costs.
Can inoperable vehicles be shipped from Vermont to New Jersey?
Yes, inoperable vehicles can be shipped using carriers equipped with winches or lift systems. These shipments cost more because loading requires extra labor and specialized equipment. Rural Vermont locations may further affect pricing and scheduling. More details on equipment-based transport options are available in our car transportation services overview.
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