International Auto Transport INC
DOWNERS GROVE, IL
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DOWNERS GROVE, IL
CHICAGO, IL
Bethpage, NY
Visit website ↗Illinois, centered on Chicago, is one of the great crossroads of American freight. Nearly every cross-country carrier passes through the Chicago area, which makes Illinois one of the easiest, best-connected and most competitively priced states for auto transport.
Interstates 80, 90, 94 and 55 all converge around Chicago, and it is a hub for carriers heading in every direction. That constant flow of trucks means deep capacity, fast pickups and competitive rates into and out of the Chicago metro.
Los Angeles to Chicago and New York to Chicago are heavily traveled lanes, and the Chicago-to-Florida and Chicago-to-Arizona runs carry a steady stream of snowbirds each year. Because these routes run constantly, they are quick to book and reasonably priced per mile.
Chicago winters bring lake-effect snow and genuine cold, and January and February can bring weather delays. Road salt is heavy in winter, so if you are shipping a luxury or classic car during the cold months, enclosed transport protects the finish and undercarriage. Allow a flexible pickup window in deep winter.
The Chicago metro area has the most carrier traffic and the lowest rates. Downstate cities like Springfield, Peoria and Champaign are served but sit off the busiest lanes, so expect slightly higher pricing and a bit more lead time.
With so many carriers running through Chicago, you have plenty of choice — use it. Verify FMCSA authority and insurance, compare VTR Scores and reviews, and be cautious with lowball quotes that can stall when no driver accepts the load.
| Route | Distance | Estimated open transport |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles, CA → Chicago, IL | 2,091 mi | $1,245–$1,685 |
| New York, NY → Chicago, IL | 853 mi | $760–$1,030 |
| Miami, FL → Chicago, IL | 1,430 mi | $1,035–$1,400 |
Estimates are not quotes. Actual prices depend on the vehicle, season, route and carrier availability.
Good to know
Chicago is a hub, so rates are competitive. West Coast and Florida lanes cost more for the distance, as shown above, while regional Midwest moves are cheaper.
It can. Heavy snow in January and February occasionally delays pickups and transit. Allow a flexible window in deep winter and consider enclosed transport to protect against road salt.
Los Angeles to Chicago typically runs about 4 to 6 days once a carrier is assigned.
Cost depends on distance, vehicle size, open vs enclosed transport, season and route demand. Use our free Price Estimator for a range, then confirm the exact figure with the company.
Check active FMCSA operating authority and insurance on file, read moderated reviews, and compare VTR Scores. Avoid companies asking for large upfront deposits before a carrier is assigned.
Each profile shows MC/USDOT numbers and FMCSA status where available, with a link to the official SAFER system so you can verify current licensing yourself.