
Car shipping New Hampshire to Florida through Baier's Snowbird Fixed-Price Program costs $1.20 per road mile for the 2026-27 season, all-inclusive, rounded to the nearest $5. On real recorded quotes, Seabrook to Orlando came to $1,595 and Seabrook to Tampa came to $1,670. Delivery is estimated within 10 days of pickup, and you choose a requested pickup date with a three-day window around it.
What you'll learn
- New Hampshire origins ship to anywhere in Florida at $1.20 per road mile in the snowbird program. Seabrook to Orlando was $1,595 and Seabrook to Tampa was $1,670 on recorded quotes. Program delivery is estimated within 10 days of pickup; book August or September for peak-season pickups.
This is Baier's home lane. The office is at 727 Lafayette Road in Seabrook, a few minutes from the I-95 corridor that runs south to Florida. Here is how pricing, timing, and preparation work for New Hampshire drivers.
What it costs
The snowbird program uses a simple formula: road miles from your pickup address to your Florida delivery address, times the rate for your origin state, rounded to the nearest $5. New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts origins are $1.20 per mile. The price is all-inclusive, with no hidden fees, for open transport of a running vehicle.
| Lane | Road miles | Rate | Fixed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seabrook, NH → Orlando | 1,329 | $1.20/mi | $1,595 |
| Seabrook, NH → Tampa | 1,391 | $1.20/mi | $1,670 |
Your own price depends on your exact pickup and delivery ZIP codes. A pickup in the Lakes Region or the North Country adds road miles compared with Seabrook; a delivery in the Panhandle or the Keys changes the miles on the Florida end. Enter both ZIP codes on the quote form for an instant fixed price emailed to you with a Book Now link.
Why is the per-mile rate higher than on a cross-country lane? Per-mile prices fall as distance rises because the fixed costs of loading, unloading, and positioning get spread over more miles. The program rate is also all-inclusive, with handling at both ends built in. For a broader look, see how auto transport pricing works.
How long it takes
There are two ways to think about timing on this lane.
The transit rule. On standard quotes, Baier calculates transit as 400 to 500 miles of driving per day for a loaded car hauler, plus half a day to load and half a day to unload. At 1,329 miles to Orlando or 1,391 miles to Tampa, that works out to about 4 to 5 days once the car is loaded.
The program estimate. Program cars move through Baier's New England–Florida network, from your New Hampshire address to your Florida address, and the program estimates delivery within 10 days of pickup. If a delay within Baier's control runs past 10 days, you get a $25 credit per extra day.
Plan around the 10-day program estimate, not the shorter driving-only number. More detail in how long auto transport takes.
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Pickup window and booking timing
You pick a requested date. Baier picks up that day or one day either side, so a request for October 17 means a window of October 16 to 18. The office confirms the day and the driver calls with the exact time. In peak season the window may shift by up to two days.
The earliest bookable pickup is three days from today. For October through January transport, the recommended time to book is August or September. Peak southbound demand runs October through December, and early bookings get first choice of pickup windows. Our snowbird booking timeline breaks the season down month by month.
Cancellation is free up to 48 hours before your requested pickup; inside 48 hours there is a $25 processing fee.
Who hauls your car
About half of Baier's loads ride on Baier trucks with Baier drivers. The rest move with vetted partner carriers that hold active FMCSA authority and insurance on file, booked under Baier's broker authority (Baier Automotive Logistics, MC 1218658). Baier stays your single point of contact from quote to delivery.
Prep checklist for New Hampshire departures
Run through this the week before pickup:
- Wash the car. A clean car makes the vehicle condition report accurate. Dirt hides scratches.
- Photograph every panel. Take date-stamped photos of each side, the roof, wheels, and the odometer.
- Remove personal items. Carrier cargo insurance generally does not cover belongings left inside the vehicle.
- Leave about a quarter tank of fuel. Enough to drive on and off the truck and to a station at the other end.
- Check the battery and tires. The program covers running vehicles; a car that will not start at pickup is a problem for everyone.
- Remove or disable toll transponders. Otherwise you may be billed for tolls the carrier passes on the way south.
- Plan for winter access. If your pickup is in December or January, make sure the driveway or meeting point is plowed and reachable by a large truck.
- Review the bill of lading at pickup. Confirm every existing mark is noted before you sign.
At pickup and at delivery, read the condition report before signing. Any new damage you find at delivery should be written on the bill of lading while the driver is present.
Booking the return trip
Most snowbird customers ship both ways. Tell Baier at quote time and it locks the same fixed rate for the March–May return trip north to New Hampshire.
For the full lane page, including the route map, see New Hampshire to Florida auto transport.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does car shipping from New Hampshire to Florida cost? In the 2026-27 snowbird program, New Hampshire origins are $1.20 per road mile to anywhere in Florida, rounded to the nearest $5 and all-inclusive. Recorded examples: Seabrook to Orlando, 1,329 miles, $1,595; Seabrook to Tampa, 1,391 miles, $1,670.
How long does it take to ship a car from New Hampshire to Florida? By Baier's transit rule, the driving portion is about 4 to 5 days once loaded. The snowbird program estimates delivery within 10 days of pickup.
Is the price different if I live in northern New Hampshire? The rate is the same $1.20 per mile, but the price is based on your actual road miles. A pickup farther from I-95 adds miles, so the total is a little higher. Enter your ZIP code for an exact fixed price.
Can I choose an exact pickup date? You choose a requested date, and pickup happens that day or one day either side. In peak season the window may shift by up to two days. The office confirms the day and the driver calls with the time.
Does the program ship non-running cars? The snowbird program covers open transport of running vehicles. For anything else, request a standard quote and dispatch will confirm options.
Get your New Hampshire to Florida price
Enter your two ZIP codes on the snowbird program page for an instant fixed price, or request a quote for a standard shipment. Questions? Call our Seabrook office at (603) 490-7309.
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