Enterprise Auto Transport is an owner-operated, federally licensed & bonded nationwide auto transport broker (USDOT #2273104 / MC #774106). All logistics are managed via our central dispatch at (239) 273-4649 - this is our only phone number.

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Minnesota ↔ Southwest Florida corridor

St. Louis Park, Minnesota Auto Transport

Car shipping from St. Louis Park to Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers and Cape Coral - roughly 1,791 miles, arranged by an owner-operated licensed broker.

Shipping a car out of St. Louis Park

High-density inner-ring market with steady year-round moves as well as snowbird volume.

Highway access

I-394, Highway 100 and Highway 7.

Pickup access for a full carrier

Commercial lots off Highway 100 are the usual meeting point.

Winter

Narrow older streets and alley parking make curbside loading unrealistic in deep winter.

Pickup window

Once a carrier is assigned your pickup window is normally 1–4 days, and 3–6 days in transit once loaded after loading. Hennepin County pickups are dispatched alongside the rest of the metro or region wherever that gets you a better truck.

Who you are dealing with

Enterprise Auto Transport

  • Serving customers since 2012
  • BBB Accredited Business | A+ Rating
  • Federally licensed and bonded auto transport broker
  • USDOT #2273104
  • MC #774106
  • Owner-operated
  • Phone: (239) 273-4649

Enterprise Auto Transport is a broker, not a motor carrier. We evaluate carriers and arrange your shipment; a separate, federally licensed trucking company physically moves the vehicle, carries the cargo insurance on it and issues the Bill of Lading. You should always know which carrier has your car.

How we verify carriers · Fraud prevention centre · Broker vs. carrier explained

St. Louis Park to Southwest Florida - estimated planning ranges

Open transport, operable sedan, outside the seasonal peak. Larger vehicles, peak-direction months and hard-access addresses move these numbers.

DestinationApprox. milesOpen (sedan, estimated)Enclosed (estimated)Transit
Naples1,791$975–$1,300$1,625–$2,1253–6 days in transit once loadedRequest a quote
Marco Island1,811$1,000–$1,300$1,650–$2,1504–7 days in transit once loadedRequest a quote
Bonita Springs1,806$1,000–$1,300$1,650–$2,1504–7 days in transit once loadedRequest a quote
Estero1,813$1,000–$1,300$1,650–$2,1504–7 days in transit once loadedRequest a quote
Fort Myers1,826$1,000–$1,325$1,650–$2,1754–7 days in transit once loadedRequest a quote
Cape Coral1,836$1,000–$1,325$1,675–$2,1754–7 days in transit once loadedRequest a quote

Auto transport pricing changes with carrier availability, season, vehicle size, fuel costs, pickup location and delivery location. The figures below are estimated market ranges for planning purposes, not guaranteed quotes. Enterprise Auto Transport is a licensed broker: we negotiate with motor carriers and present the offers we actually receive, with our fee disclosed up front.

Seasonal timing from St. Louis Park

Southbound - October to December

This is when Minnesota empties toward Collier and Lee counties. Demand, not distance, sets the price. Booking three to five weeks out from St. Louis Park gives you a real choice of carriers, and shipping before the first significant snowfall removes the access problems described above entirely.

Northbound - March to May

The return half of the migration. Pickup windows widen in Southwest Florida while delivery back into St. Louis Park stays straightforward, so the constraint sits at the Florida end - particularly for gated communities and Marco Island.

See the 12-month corridor calendar

St. Louis Park car shipping questions

How much does it cost to ship a car from St. Louis Park to Naples or Fort Myers?
There is no flat rate. Pricing on this corridor is built from four things: the roughly 1,791 road miles to Southwest Florida, the size and weight of the vehicle, open versus enclosed transport, and which direction the season is running. The ranges shown on this page are planning estimates only - the real number comes from live carrier availability and we present the offers we actually receive.
How long does pickup take in St. Louis Park?
Once a carrier is assigned, the pickup window is normally 1–4 days. In the October to December southbound peak and the March to May northbound peak that window is the part that stretches, not the driving time. From St. Louis Park plan on 3–6 days in transit once loaded after loading.
Can the truck reach my street in St. Louis Park?
Commercial lots off Highway 100 are the usual meeting point. We settle the loading point before the carrier is dispatched, so nothing has to be worked out on the driver's arrival.
What happens if it snows around my St. Louis Park pickup date?
Narrow older streets and alley parking make curbside loading unrealistic in deep winter. A weather hold delays a pickup; it does not cancel your order or change your agreed rate.
Which highways does the carrier use out of St. Louis Park?
I-394, Highway 100 and Highway 7. From there the southbound run follows I-35 and I-75 toward Southwest Florida.
Is Enterprise Auto Transport the trucking company?
No. Enterprise Auto Transport is an owner-operated, federally licensed and bonded broker (USDOT #2273104 / MC #774106), in business since February 2012 and a BBB Accredited Business | A+ Rating. A separate licensed motor carrier hauls the vehicle, carries the cargo insurance on it and issues the Bill of Lading.

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