Los Angeles to Boston is one of the longest coast-to-coast runs in the country, about 3,000 miles. We match your vehicle with a vetted open carrier already heading to New England and keep you updated the whole way.
Carriers usually head east on I-40 or I-80, depending on their other stops. A common path runs I-40 to Oklahoma City, I-44 across Missouri to St. Louis, then I-70 east and I-90 or I-84 into New England. On a trip this long, matching your car to a truck already committed to the lane is what keeps the price fair and the timing realistic.
Late August is busy. Boston is home to dozens of colleges, and students and families ship cars ahead of move-in, so book early if you're moving then.
Fall, from mid-September through November, often lands between the college rush and winter weather, which can make it an easier time to book a carrier to New England.
From December through March, snow in the Midwest and Northeast can add a day or two to transit. Carriers adjust routes to stay safe, and we'll tell you if timing shifts.
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Most Los Angeles to Boston shipments take 6–10 days once your car is picked up. Before that, allow 2–3 days after your booking is confirmed for us to assign your driver. We'll give you a realistic window for your exact addresses before you book.
Open transport on this lane typically runs $1,300–$1,750 for a standard running sedan. Larger vehicles, non-running vehicles and peak-season dates cost more. Your quote is based on your exact addresses and vehicle, and the price we quote is the price you pay. Quotes are valid for 7 days.
Many Boston-area streets are too narrow for a full-size car carrier. When that's the case, the driver arranges to meet you at a nearby spot with room to load safely, such as a large parking lot. We confirm the plan with you ahead of time.
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