North Carolina to Iowa Car Shipping

Transporting a vehicle from North Carolina to Iowa is both stressful and exciting. Luckily, Tempus Logix is here to puzzle out your troubles with vehicles without you doing anything. Our company guarantees your vehicle will arrive in the same condition once it reaches its destination. We are licensed in the vehicle shipping industry and bonded with FMCSA and USDOT. 

Open car transport or enclosed car transport methods will be available. Our company is proud to have been trusted with shipping more than 30,000 vehicles, including heavy equipment, motorcycles, boats, military cars, vintage, and classic cars. The pickup of vehicles takes between 1 to 5 days. It is essential to note that the price can change depending on which season you prefer to transport your vehicle.

Please note*; Tempus Logix will provide outstanding discounts to loyal customers, students, and soldiers.

Our website offers a car shipping cost estimator to calculate the cost in a few seconds. If you have any other questions, contact our professional staff via live chat on the website or call +1(818)942-7030.

Facts About Iowa

Here is some peculiar information about our destination.

• The driving distance from North Carolina to Iowa is equal to 1044 miles. 
• The total area is 55,857.1 square miles.
• Iowa’s population is 3.21 million.
• In Iowa, winters are cold, with temperatures averaging about 14 °F.
• The largest cities in Iowa are Des Moines, Ankeny, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, etc.

Places to Visit

Let’s have a look also at some of the fascinating places to visit in the state.

• The New England Air Museum is spread all through three expansive shelters, with more than 55 of its 100-plus aircraft on show at any time, alongside a collection of aircraft engines. Flying incorporates helicopters, amphibious airplanes, planes, WWII aircraft, and others, including two noteworthy illustrations of swell baskets, one of which is the oldest surviving American-built airplane. It was built and flown by Plymouth, Connecticut native and pilot Silas Brooks in the 1870s.
• The Iowa State Capitol is found on Grand Road on a slope, with great views of downtown Des Moines. It houses the Iowa House of Agents, the Iowa Supreme Court, and numerous workplaces of the state’s best-chosen authorities. But it’s much more than fair a gold-domed image of the city; it’s an entry into Iowa’s history.

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