Car shipping from New Jersey to Pennsylvania.

Most shipments from New Jersey to Pennsylvania take 2 to 3 days and cost $700 to $1,050 for open transport.

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Shipping a sedan from New Jersey to Pennsylvania takes 2 to 3 days and costs $700 to $1,050 on an open carrier in October 2026.

Reference pricing by specific origin and destination. Your price holds for 28 days.

Updated November 2026
Route Open price Enclosed price
Cherry Hill to Erie $800 to $1,000 $1,050 to $1,400
Newark to Erie $750 to $1,000 $1,000 to $1,350
Atlantic City to Pittsburgh $800 to $1,050 $1,100 to $1,400
Newark to Pittsburgh $800 to $1,050 $1,100 to $1,400
Trenton to Pittsburgh $700 to $950 $950 to $1,250
Cherry Hill to Pittsburgh $700 to $950 $950 to $1,250

All 6 priced routes from New Jersey to Pennsylvania are in the full price list, open and enclosed.

Pricing refreshed monthly based on current carrier rates.

Why another company can quote you 40% less.

Quotes well below the typical range are almost always bait-and-switch. You are quoted a low price to pay the deposit, and then the price is bumped at the last minute.

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Your price holds for 28 days. Cancel free until 7 days before pickup.

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Most shipments run door to door. If access is tight (narrow streets, low clearance), we will arrange a nearby meeting point.

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What to know about shipping a car from New Jersey to Pennsylvania.

Every car going from New Jersey to Pennsylvania crosses the Delaware River, and it’s a busy crossing, since Pennsylvania is where more people leaving New Jersey settle than any other state. The toll bridges on I-78, I-80 and I-295 charge only traffic heading into Pennsylvania, and a full-size car carrier pays by the axle, so each crossing costs it over $30, which is already part of your quote.

Will my New Jersey car pass a Pennsylvania safety inspection?

If its brakes, tires and lights are in good shape it should, but it may be the first inspection of them the car has had in years. New Jersey stopped checking passenger cars for mechanical defects in August 2010 and has tested them only for emissions since, while Pennsylvania’s safety inspection, done at an official station such as a repair garage, goes over the lights, the brakes and the other parts that keep a car safe. So worn pads or tires that New Jersey never asked about can fail it here.

Pennsylvania wants that inspection passed within ten days of registering the car, which doesn’t leave much room for waiting on parts. That’s why it’s worth having a mechanic look the car over in New Jersey before it ships, while there’s still time to fix anything at your usual garage.

What does a car need after it arrives in Pennsylvania?

If the move makes you a Pennsylvania resident, these are the state's rules for the car.

Deadline
Apply for a Pennsylvania title and registration within 20 days of moving to Pennsylvania.
Inspection
A newly registered car must pass a Pennsylvania safety inspection within ten days, at an official station such as a repair garage.
VIN check
The out-of-state title needs the VIN verified by a Pennsylvania certified inspection mechanic or an authorized notary, or a tracing of the VIN plate.
Insurance
Proof of a Pennsylvania insurance policy.
Tax
No Pennsylvania sales tax on a car titled in your name for at least six months before the move. Owned for less, you show the tax was paid or pay Pennsylvania's.

Checked September 2026 against PennDOT. Rules change; the state's own site has the final word.

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Common questions, plainly answered.

How much does it cost to ship a car from New Jersey to Pennsylvania?

Shipping a car from New Jersey to Pennsylvania costs between $700 and $1,050 for open transport on the longer runs west. Cherry Hill or Trenton to Pittsburgh sits at the low end.

How long does it take to ship a car from New Jersey to Pennsylvania?

Shipping a car from New Jersey to Pennsylvania takes an estimated 2 to 3 days. Cherry Hill is about 310 miles from Pittsburgh and Newark about 420 from Erie, so the driving is a day or less, and the rest of the window is the driver's other pickups and drop-offs.

What if my car is damaged?

If you find damage at delivery, note it on the bill of lading before signing. We will manage the claim with the carrier from there.

Is my car insured during transport?

Every shipment is insured by the carrier under federal cargo liability requirements.

When am I charged?

The deposit is charged 7 days before your pickup window opens; for a pickup inside 7 days it is held on your card at booking and charged when your driver is confirmed. The remaining balance is paid to the driver at delivery.

Can I cancel my order?

You can cancel for free up to 7 days before pickup. After that, the deposit is non-refundable.

Should I choose open or enclosed transport?

Open transport is the standard choice for most vehicles. Enclosed transport costs 40 to 70% more and is appropriate for high-value vehicles, classics, low-clearance sports cars, and any car where weather exposure or road debris is a real concern.

How far ahead should I book?

One to two weeks ahead is enough on most routes. Busy corridors handle shorter notice, and quieter lanes benefit from the full two weeks. Booking earlier does not lower the price; it settles your dates sooner, and the price holds for 28 days either way.

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