North Dakota to Indiana Car Shipping

Do you want to transport your vehicle from point A to B, but the amount of work is heavy, and you don’t have experience? Luckily, Tempus Logix is a certified vehicle shipping company in the US that will do the heavy job for you. The company has been in the vehicle shipping industry for many years and is connected with FMCSA and USDOT.

We are proud to have been trusted with shipping more than 30,000 vehicles, including motorcycles, military cars, boats, and classic, vintage, and luxury cars. Tempus Logix works with a massive network of shippers with up to 1 million insurance. Our customers choose to ship their operable and inoperable vehicles with open or enclosed auto transport methods. Your vehicle will be in good hands from the beginning to the end. Our certified drivers will pick up your car within 1 to 5 business days. You can request expedited shipping which will make the pickup timeframe shorter. It is essential to mention that the price of expedited shipping is higher than standard shipping. 

Our specialists assist and guide our customers from the start to the end. You can find a live chat on our website to contact our customer service quickly. Also, you can call +1(818)942-7030.

Another useful tool on our website is a calculator that will estimate your shipping cost in a few seconds. It is important to note that shipping prices are not fixed and can change depending on the season. 

All soldiers, students, and returning customers will receive special discounts. 

Amazing facts about Indiana. 

• The French first explored the state. 
• The state’s population is 6,805,663. 
• Indiana’s area is 36,418 square miles.
• The total distance of driving from North Dakota to Indiana is 997 miles.

Special places to visit in the state.

• The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum shows the history of the automotive industry in the state and has vehicles, race trophies, and memorabilia from race events around the world. It accommodates one of the most significant collections of racing vehicles and memorabilia worldwide.
• Eiteljorg Museum houses hundreds and hundreds of objects dedicated to the indigenous people that lived and worked in the land before European settlers arrived in the 1600s. Some exhibits have antiques from the past, and visitors can also find newly-made art pieces inspired by or crafted from old-fashioned tools and techniques.

Your satisfaction is our priority.