Colorado to Georgia Car Shipping

An estimated price for Colorado to Georgia is $920 to $1,380. Routes cover 1,380 to 1,703 miles, and the closer your Georgia destination is to Atlanta, the shorter the route tends to be in our data.

Examples from the route pages:

• Colorado Springs to Atlanta (1,385 miles): $911–$1,302
• Boulder to Atlanta (1,421 miles): $915–$1,307
• Denver to Macon (1,486 miles): $957–$1,367
• Denver to Augusta (1,547 miles): $964–$1,377
• Colorado Springs to Savannah (1,632 miles): $994–$1,420

Your own number depends on the vehicle, the dates and open or enclosed service. Ask for a quote with both addresses, since a suburb such as Arvada and the city of Denver can each lead to a slightly different figure.

To see how the Georgia city changes the mileage, compare Arvada to Athens at 1,464 miles ($943–$1,347) with Aurora to Columbus at 1,491 miles ($960–$1,372).

The trip takes 3–5 days after loading, with a few routes such as Denver to Sandy Springs listed at 2–4. After you book, pickup is scheduled in 1–3 business days.

• Mountain departures. Leaving Colorado in winter can mean snow on the Front Range, so a pickup in the foothills may shift by a day.
• Drop-off size. Atlanta and its suburbs, including Sandy Springs, are large destinations that trucks reach often. A small Georgia town may need a short meet-up or an extra stop.
• Flexible dates. If you can hand over the keys on any of several days, dispatch has more trucks to choose from.

Eastbound trucks leave the Denver area and cross the Great Plains. The route generally moves through Kansas and Missouri, then south and east across Tennessee or Alabama into Georgia. Carriers pick the specific interstates based on loads and weather, so treat this as the general corridor.

On the Georgia end, I-75 and I-85 converge in Atlanta, and I-20 runs east to Augusta, which makes the metro a good delivery hub. Macon and Columbus are reached south of Atlanta, and Savannah is on the coast.

Winter storms on the Colorado plains can slow a departure, and late-summer and fall tropical weather can affect the Georgia coast near Savannah. Spring is often the calmest season at both ends of the trip.

Most owners moving from Colorado to Georgia choose an open carrier. When the car is a restored classic, an exotic or something you simply want kept out of the weather, enclosed transport is the alternative. It is priced higher, so compare it against open before you decide.

Details such as payment and insurance are confirmed when you book.