North Dakota to Louisiana Car Shipping

Tempus Logix will make your vehicle shipping easy, safe, and efficient at affordable prices. Every year, we move thousands of cars and other personal vehicles. Our customer’s high expectations will surely be satisfied. We work with a massive connection of carriers that offer up to 1 million insurances. The company is licensed and bonded with FMCSA and USDOT. Furthermore, Tempus Logix provides a calculator tool on the website to assist you in knowing your shipping cost quickly. 

We guarantee your vehicle will arrive in the same condition. The company transports both operable and inoperable vehicles. The pickup of your car will take between 1 to 5 business days, and we will arrange the most convenient time for you to pick up your vehicle. It is important to note that the shipping price can change due to the season. Our company has shipped over 30,000 vehicles, including military cars, boats, motorcycles,  luxury, classic and vintage cars. 

We have special discount packages for soldiers, loyal customers, and students. 

Our beloved customers will get support from our professionals from the start to the end. You can contact them via live chat on the website or by calling +1(818)942-7030, and you will receive answers to all your questions and be updated on your vehicle shipping.

Here is some absorbing information about Louisiana.

• Louisiana’s area is 52,069.13 square miles. 
• Baton Rouge is the capital of Louisiana.
• The state is bordered by Mississippi, the Gulf of Mexico, Arkansas, and Texas.
• The state’s population is 4,682,633.

These are lovely places to visit.

• National WWII Museum in New Orleans is a recommended spot. The unique exhibit of this place is the “Road to Berlin,” where you can be immersed in the past while admiring fully recreated battle zones complete with the sounds and sights. The exhibits explore the obstacles the Merchant Marines and Seabees overcame in supporting the troops.
• The next rare spot is St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church. It was established in 1765. In the church’s yard stands a statue of Evangeline, built-in 1836. The grave of Emmeline Labiche is in the left wing of the church, thought to be the hero of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem Evangeline.

Your satisfaction is our priority.