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Shipping a Car from Wisconsin to Florida

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How Car Shipping Works

1. Request a Quote

Step one is to submit pickup and delivery details, to receive a market price estimate.

2. Carrier Assignment

Step two is when your vehicle is matched with a vetted carrier operating along the your route.

3. Vehicle Pickup

Step three is when we send a carrier for door-to-door pickup from your home, dealership, or business.

4. Safe Delivery

Step four is your vehicle delivery to your private or business location, and inspection upon arrival.

Shipping a Car from Wisconsin to Florida cost

Multiple variables affect the price to ship a car. You need an accurate price that reflects current market conditions in order to ship a car now. A reliable car shipping company  should take into account all variables because this is the only was to provide quality service. 

Corsia provides live prices that are checked manually as well. Corsia team will explain all variables and conditions, and offer to work with your budget. When you are flexible with your dates, we can almost always try to accommodate your budget. 

car make & model

Smaller cars are cheaper to ship, while bigger vehicles are more expensive.

Transport Type

Open auto transport is the standard mode in the industry. It is the most affordable way to ship a car.

Distance

Total miles matter and they set the base price. Longer distances usually cost more.

Location

Whether the car is coming and going to a major metro area or rural place matters.

Vehicle Condition

A vehicle that is not moving on its own power may require a winch or a forklift to be loaded.

Supply / Demand

When demand is high the truck space is limited and this means higher prices.

Open vs Enclosed Transport
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Open Transport

• Most affordable option
• Used for 90% of vehicles
• Fast carrier availability

Enclosed Transport

• Ideal for luxury vehicles
• Weather protection
• White-glove service

A correctly quoted rate is a current market price that will ship a car now.

Corsia Logistics 5-Star Customer Reviews

Ernie Roberts
Excellent and professional service at a competitive price. The vehicle showed up on time and the drivers were courteous and quick. We had to make a few adjustments on the delivery location because of roads etc but this was no problem. Great experience and I felt they took care of my car for me. This was my deceased mothers car so it has sentimental value to me and they really cared about the car. Thank you... Date of experience: October 29, 2024
Gregory Hughes
I've used Corsia Logistics twice now to send a Porsche and classic Mercedes. Both times the car was picked up on time, the driver was communicative and on my second shipment, arrived a day earlier than scheduled. They have a tracking system, so I know where my car is at all times. I will continue to use Corsia for all my long-haul car transportation needs. Date of experience: October 28, 2024
Adel
We paid extra for a guaranteed date for pickup and they were able to pick up that day. The car arrived a day earlier than scheduled. The gentleman who transported was friendly and communicative. 100% would use this company again. Date of experience: September 30, 2024
Hisham Alhakimi
Corsia was amazing. Personable, respectful, and punctual. I went with them after passing up on some of the other major players. Glad I did! Just end to end great experience and customer service. Employees were well trained! Date of experience: September 23, 2024
N K
Don’t hesitate to use them! Efficient, responsive, honest and affordable! I scheduled an enclosed carrier with them and received the car the same day it was picked up. Zero issues. Excellent service! Date of experience: September 17, 2024
Jeff Finegold
I have used Corsia Logistics 4 times now with high end cars being transported from Northern Ca. to Southern Ca. and back. Each time the service has worked perfectly. Never an issue with timing, service or with my cars. I will continue to use this service in the future. Date of experience: June 10, 2024

Shipping a Car from Wisconsin to Florida

What documents do I need when shipping a car?

Domestic transport is easy. When shipping a car from Wisconsin to Florida, you or someone on your behalf must release the vehicle to the carrier at pick-up.

The person at pick-up will also need to sign a Bill of Lading (BOL). The BOL is a receipt and an inspection report. When the carrier inspects the car you need to check that all existing damages are marked before you sign. Never sign a blank or incomplete document.

Moving to the Sunshine State

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Get ready to experience new types of cuisines and meet new people from different cultures and backgrounds from all over the world.

Thanks to Florida’s boom in economy, job growth, and great weather, a lot of people are deciding to leave their hometowns and move to this great state.

In terms of population, Wisconsin is the 20th most populous, while Florida the fourth most populous one in the States as well as the 8th most densely populated.

Most parts of Wisconsin have a continental climate with warm and humid summers and cold, snowy winters that are perfect for practicing a variety of winter sports — not very appealing to everyone who hates cold winters and snow though.

Most parts of Florida, on the contrary, have a subtropical climate with mild winters and hot and humid summers.

If you hate the snow, you will be happy to move to a place where it rarely snows. Be aware of hurricanes and tropical storms though, as they occur quite often in the Sunshine State.

 Housing and Living Costs

 Depending on where in Florida you will move to, the living costs can be much higher or much lower than in Wisconsin. If we compare Orlando to Milwaukee — the largest city in Wisconsin, for example, the living costs in Orlando are 25% more expensive than in Milwaukee, while the median home cost in Orlando is over 100% more expensive than in Milwaukee.

If we compare both capitals, we can see a different story. The living costs in the capital of Florida, Tallahassee, are 8% cheaper than in Madison. One of the main reasons why there is a difference in the cost of living is because the housing costs in Tallahassee are much lower than in Madison. The median home cost is 30% less expensive in Tallahassee compared to Madison.

Florida vs. America’s Dairyland

 As one of the leading dairy producers in the country, popular for its cheese, Wisconsin is often known as America’s Dairyland. Its economy is mainly fueled by information technology, manufacturing, and tourism.

Similarly, Florida’s economy is also fueled by manufacturing and tourism, but among the major contributors to the state’s economy are also trade, financial services, transportation services and, construction. In mid-July 2018, Florida managed to surpass the $1 trillion mark according to the Florida Chamber Foundation.

Activities in the Sunshine State

As soon as you become a resident in Florida, you will be able to enjoy all its perks. Nevertheless, if you’ve never been to the Sunshine State before, don’t feel sorry if you behave like a tourist during the first weeks you move there.

It’s understandable if you look forward to visiting the Kennedy Space Center, Universal Orlando, Duval Street, Mallory Square,  Daytona 500 International Speedway, Giraffe Ranch, Epcot Theme Park, Florida Keys, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Busch Garden in Tampa,the South Beach, SeaWorld Orlando, Sanibel Island, Magic Kingdom, the Everglades National Park, or the Dry Tortugas National Park.

There are also a lot of events happening year-round and a lot of opportunities to practice your favorite activities, and visit popular historical sites and museums.

Moving to Florida with a car

Having a car to get around in the spread-out Land of Flowers is almost a necessity. As long as you register and title your vehicle with your local DHSMV within the first 30 days after you establish your move, you’ll be able to legally drive it. To read about what documents you have to prepare, check out the DMV for Florida website.

When you call or request a quote online, our logistics experts will discuss your options, budget and preferences and quote current market price with no hidden fees.

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