Hawaii to Connecticut Car Shipping

If you’re faced with the decision to transport your car across the country, you want to be sure that you can trust the car shipping company you select. Fortunately, Tempus Logix is the company that will provide you with everything you have been looking for in the vehicle shipping company. All our customers can be sure that the safety of their vehicle is guaranteed. Moreover, the company is bonded with FMCSA and USDOT.

Our company works with a large number of carriers that offer up to 1 million insurance. We are experts in transporting various vehicles such as motorcycles, military cars, boats, luxury, vintage, and classic cars with open or enclosed trailers. Our company transports both operable and inoperable vehicles. The pickup of your car will take between 1 to 5 business days. Moreover, our website offers a car shipping calculator to calculate the cost in a few seconds. The cost of your shipment can fluctuate depending on the season. 

Special discounts: all soldiers, students, and loyal customers will receive outstanding discounts. 

In case of any additional questions, don’t hesitate to contact our specialists. They will answer all your questions and keep you updated on your shipment. The quickest ways to contact them is via live chat on the website or by calling at +1(818)942-7030.

Here is some peculiar information about Connecticut.

• Connecticut’s population is 3.6 million.
• The total area is 5,567 square miles.
• Hartford is the capital city of Connecticut.
• The state shares its border with Long Island, Rhode Island, New York, and Massachusetts. 
• The distance between Hawaii to Connecticut is 4995.5 miles.

Attractive places to visit.

• Yale College is a sparkling diamond set within the center of New Haven. While some parts of the city leave something to be desired (there are a few shady places, so stay close to the campus itself), this Ivy League heavyweight pushes culture to the forefront of this port town.
• Gillette Castle is one of Connecticut’s most interesting attractions. Planned within the early 20th century by arranged on-screen character William Gillette (he was clearly the primary to depict Sherlock Holmes), this medieval Gothic structure stows away mystery paths, spying mirrors, and other curious and unusual elements.

Your satisfaction is our priority.