The average cost for car shipping to or from New Mexico is about $450 for distances less than 500 miles, $1055 for distances between 500 and 1500 miles, and $1,500+ for distances over 1500 miles.
Distance | Cost |
Less than 100 miles | $450 |
101 to 350 miles | $580 |
351 to 500 miles | $760 |
501 to 800 miles | $916 |
801 to 1200 miles | $1000 |
1201 to 1500 miles | $1250 |
1501 to 1800 miles | $1500 |
1801 to 2200 miles | $1850 |
The biggest factor in the cost of shipping is the distance your car is shipped but other factors include:
Route: Two similar routes won’t necessarily be the same price. For example, a car shipped from Kentucky to Indiana is traveling almost the same distance as a car shipped from Alabama to Georgia, but the first trip may cost more because of the specifics of the route.
Time of Year: The time of year may affect the price because of shipping demand, traffic patterns, and more. Summer is typically the highest demand because of fair weather, but high demand can cause premium prices. Winter is a slower season, but inclement weather can affect the price. That’s not an issue with New Mexico and its desert environment, but keep it in mind if you’re shipping from a northern state.
Scheduling: Early booking and flexible shipping dates are often cheaper than booking at the last minute with a strict delivery timeline.
Make and Model: The make and model of your car and the type of transport you choose also affect the price. Small cars and SUVs, which are lighter, are cheaper to ship than large vehicles. If you’re shipping an oversized vehicle that requires special shipping considerations, prepare for higher shipping costs.
Type of Transport: Open-air trailers are the cheapest type of transport. Though safe, they leave your car vulnerable to damage from road debris. Enclosed trailers offer more protection at a higher price, but they’re usually reserved for high-value vehicles like exotics and antiques that are too delicate for daily driving.