Pennsylvania to Florida Car Shipping

Moving to Florida, heading south for the winter, or sending a car to family? Roadline Carriers ships vehicles door to door from anywhere in Pennsylvania to anywhere in Florida, and back again.

Get your Pennsylvania to Florida quote

Snowbird season is busy. Reserve your pickup date early.

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Pennsylvania to Florida at a Glance

Distance	About 1,000–1,250 miles, depending on cities
Transit time	Usually 2–5 days after pickup
Typical price (open carrier, standard sedan)	About $900–$1,400
Enclosed transport	Typically 30–60% more than open
Busiest times	October–December southbound, March–May northbound

Ranges are typical market prices for a running sedan, not a quote. SUVs, trucks, non-running vehicles and peak weeks cost more. Get your exact price.

Popular Pennsylvania to Florida Routes

Pittsburgh → Orlando, Tampa, Fort Myers, Naples
Philadelphia → Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach
Harrisburg / Lancaster → Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, Sarasota
Allentown / Scranton → The Villages, Port St. Lucie, Boca Raton

Ship or Drive? A Quick Comparison

Driving from Pennsylvania to Florida usually takes two days, with gas, a hotel night, meals and over 1,000 miles of wear on your car. Shipping lets you fly down in a few hours and have your car delivered to your door, which is why so many snowbirds and families relocating to Florida ship instead.

How It Works

Request a quote with your pickup and delivery cities, vehicle and dates.
Book your pickup. We schedule an insured carrier running the Pennsylvania–Florida route.
Pickup and inspection. The driver inspects the car with you and records its condition on the Bill of Lading.
Delivery in Florida. Check the car against the pickup report, sign, and you’re done.

Tips for Shipping Your Car to Florida

Book two to four weeks ahead between October and December.
Book your spring return trip early, since April northbound routes fill quickly.
Leave about a quarter tank of gas and remove personal items and toll transponders.
Take dated photos of your car before pickup. See our vehicle inspection guide.

FAQs

Do you ship from Florida back to Pennsylvania?

Yes. Many snowbird customers book both directions so their spring return is set.

Should I choose open or enclosed transport?

Open transport is the most affordable and works for most vehicles. Choose enclosed for classic, luxury or exotic cars. Compare them in our open vs. enclosed guide.

Can I ship two cars at once?

Yes. Ask for a multi-car quote when you contact us.

Ready to ship your car to Florida?

Free quote from a Pennsylvania-based team. Call or request online.