Miami to Naples

Open carrier transport starts at $400 for a standard sedan. Enclosed transport starts at $650. Same-day expedited service starts at $550. Larger vehicles (SUVs, trucks) typically add $75–$150. Snowbird season (October–April) may add 10–20%.

Same-day delivery is standard. The route is approximately 125 miles via I-75 (Alligator Alley) — about 2 hours of drive time. Most pickups happen within 24 hours of booking, with the vehicle delivered the same day or next morning. Same-day expedited service guarantees pickup and delivery within the same business day.

In-N-Out Keys is our dedicated Florida-to-Florida specialist on this lane. Veteran-owned, BBB Accredited A+, they run the Miami–Naples corridor weekly via Alligator Alley along with Naples to Orlando, Naples to Tampa, and Naples to the Florida Keys. Real driver, real accountability — no broker middleman handing your vehicle off to whoever’s cheapest.

Yes. Enclosed transport is available and frequently used on this route — Naples has one of the highest concentrations of exotic and luxury vehicles in the country, and Miami auctions and dealerships regularly move inventory to Naples buyers. Lift-gate enclosed equipment is available for low-clearance exotics like Ferraris, McLarens, and Lamborghinis. Higher cargo insurance limits scaled to vehicle value.

Yes. Door-to-door pickup is available across Miami-Dade — Brickell, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Aventura, Miami Beach, Doral, Pinecrest, Bal Harbour, Sunny Isles. Door-to-door delivery is available across Naples and Collier County including gated communities: Port Royal, Aqualane Shores, Old Naples, Pelican Bay, Park Shore, Pine Ridge, Grey Oaks, Mediterra, Talis Park, Quail West, Tiburón. Gatehouse coordination is handled in advance — driver name, truck description, and ETA shared with the gatehouse before pickup.

Alligator Alley is the local name for the 80-mile section of I-75 that crosses the Everglades between Naples and Fort Lauderdale — Florida’s only direct east-west crossing through Big Cypress National Preserve. It’s a tolled, four-lane highway with no service exits across the Everglades section, which is why this run is best done by carriers who run it weekly and know the route’s quirks (wildlife crossings, weather changes, no-fueling stretches).

Open transport is safe, fully insured, and cost-effective for daily drivers — perfectly fine for the 125-mile run. Enclosed is recommended for luxury, classic, or exotic vehicles, especially anything with low ground clearance (lift-gate equipment is standard on enclosed for this lane). For the Miami-to-Naples corridor specifically, enclosed is the default for anything moving from a Miami auction to a Naples buyer.

No. We never require payment before you’ve met your carrier and confirmed pickup. Payment is collected at or after pickup — never before. This is a deliberate departure from broker industry practice, where deposits are collected and a carrier is found later (or not at all).