Chauffeur service
Limo Service NYC
Limo service in New York on this site is a reserved chauffeur car, not a self-drive vehicle and not a shared shuttle. The classes are an E-Class at $120 an hour, an Escalade at $150, an S-Class at $175, and a Sprinter at $200, each with a three-hour minimum. A direct ride uses point-to-point pricing from $130 sedan or $160 SUV. The written quote is the price.
Starting hourly rates
Hourly hire keeps the car available. Three hours is the minimum. The written quote is the price. Sedan and SUV hourly rates include gratuity and fees. S-Class and Sprinter are starting rates; the booking form confirms your final price, which can vary with taxes, tolls and availability.
| Class | Hourly estimate | Three-hour minimum |
|---|---|---|
| E-Class sedan | $120 | $360 |
| Escalade SUV | $150 | $450 |
| S-Class | $175 | $525 |
| Sprinter | $200 | $600 |
What this booking includes
You reserve a vehicle class and a window. The chauffeur drives. There is no published stretch-limousine package, décor, or champagne add-on. If you want something beyond the car and the hours, ask in writing and accept only what the quote confirms.
Use hourly when the car should stay: an evening with more than one stop, a dinner where the chauffeur waits, or a guest schedule that is still moving. Three hours is $360 in an E-Class, $450 in an Escalade, $525 in an S-Class, and $600 in a Sprinter. A fourth hour is another hour at the same rate.
When a limo ride is a different product
A single drop between two addresses is point-to-point, from $130 sedan or $160 SUV. A direct airport ride uses the airport page for that field. JFK and Newark sedan estimates to Manhattan are $170. LaGuardia sedan is $150. Teterboro and Westchester sedan estimates are $130. Those figures are not an hourly total, and they are not a Brooklyn or Queens address.
Name the first address, the last address, passenger count, and bags. A party that does not fit an SUV should request a Sprinter and confirm the layout. Call (929) 205-4788 if the evening adds a stop after you receive the quote.
Evenings and occasions
Limo service bookings on this site are usually evenings: a Broadway show and a late dinner, a gala at Lincoln Center, a concert at Madison Square Garden or Barclays Center, a birthday that moves from a Midtown rooftop to a Brooklyn restaurant. The chauffeur waits between stops and the hours run from the first pickup.
Proms and graduations are also common. Name the responsible adult on the booking, list every stop, and confirm the class fits the whole group. An Escalade is listed for six passengers; a larger group should confirm a Sprinter.
Getting the pickup right at busy venues
Theaters, arenas, and hotel ballrooms often let out at the same time, and the curb gets crowded. Agree a pickup point before the show, such as a side street or a named hotel entrance, and keep your phone on so the chauffeur can reach you.
If you are not sure how long the evening will run, book the hours you expect and call (929) 205-4788 before they run out to add time at the same rate.
Questions before you book
Is limo service a different rate card?
No. It uses the same four classes: $120 sedan, $150 SUV, $175 S-Class, and $200 Sprinter, each with a three-hour minimum.
Do you publish a stretch limousine?
No. The fleet on this site is E-Class, S-Class, Escalade, and Sprinter. Book the class that fits the party.
How much is three hours?
E-Class $360, Escalade $450, S-Class $525, and Sprinter $600.
What if the job is only one drop?
Use point-to-point, from $130 sedan or $160 SUV, or the airport estimate when one end is a listed airport and Manhattan is the other.
Can a group book one car?
Yes, if the assigned Sprinter layout fits the people and the bags. Confirm that before the day. Two cars are two bookings.
Can we book a limo for a Broadway show and dinner?
Yes. Book hourly from the first pickup through the last drop-off. Three hours is the minimum; a show and a dinner is often longer.