Fits any carrier position
Compact size and standard weight mean sedans can ride on the top or bottom deck, which gives carriers the most flexibility and you the fastest pickup.
The most affordable vehicle to ship — fits every carrier slot.
Sedans are the baseline vehicle in auto transport. Every route price on Haulin.ai is quoted for a standard sedan, because sedans fit any position on a multi-car carrier and are easy to load and secure.
Whether you're moving across the country, sending a car to a college student, or buying a sedan from an out-of-state dealer, Tessa matches you with a vetted carrier already running your route.
Ask Tessa about Sedan →Sedans are the pricing baseline: the costs below are what most standard four-door cars pay on open transport.
| Distance | Open | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Regional (~400 miles) | $375–$600 | $550–$875 |
| Mid-distance (~1,200 miles) | $700–$1,025 | $1,025–$1,475 |
| Cross-country (~2,500 miles) | $1,025–$1,475 | $1,475–$2,150 |
| Route | Open | Enclosed |
|---|---|---|
| Florida → New York | $700–$1,100 | $1,025–$1,600 |
| California → Texas | $800–$1,200 | $1,150–$1,750 |
| New York → California | $1,100–$1,550 | $1,600–$2,250 |
| Georgia → Florida | $450–$700 | $650–$1,025 |
Estimates are informational. Your quote depends on the exact vehicle, route, timing, and carrier availability.
Compact size and standard weight mean sedans can ride on the top or bottom deck, which gives carriers the most flexibility and you the fastest pickup.
Because a sedan uses the least deck space, it carries the lowest per-mile rate on every route.
Factory paint and standard ride height handle open-carrier travel well, so most owners don't need enclosed transport.
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Open transport is the standard choice for sedans: it's the most available and affordable option, and your car travels the same way new cars reach dealerships.
Explore open transport →Enclosed transport makes sense for a new luxury sedan or one with custom paint, or if you simply want protection from weather and road debris.
Explore enclosed transport →Answers questions about your vehicle and route at any time.
Pricing considers carrier capacity, lane demand, and vehicle details.
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Most sedan shipments cost about $700–$1,025 for a 1,200-mile route and $1,025–$1,475 for a cross-country move on open transport. Shorter regional moves often cost $375–$600.
Yes. Open carriers move the majority of vehicles in the US, including brand-new cars headed to dealerships. Every carrier on Haulin is insured and FMCSA-licensed.
Regional moves usually take 1–3 days in transit and cross-country shipments 5–9 days, plus a pickup window that's often 1–5 days.
On long routes it often is once you add fuel, hotels, meals, time off, and wear on the car. Shipping also lets you fly and arrive the same day.
Yes. Non-running cars can ship if they roll, steer, and brake; carriers use a winch to load them, which adds a modest fee.
Haulin matches carriers with active cargo and liability coverage. Confirm policy limits for your vehicle before booking.
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