Services · Black Car Service NY
Full-Day Chauffeur Service NYC
Full-day means the vehicle stays with you for the hours you reserve. A daily car service is a repeating scheduled trip and does not keep the car between those trips.
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Retained hours or separate rides
Full-day is a length of hourly service. It is not a commute plan.
| Choice | Fits when | Settle before booking |
|---|---|---|
| Three-hour hold | A short set of stops still needs the car to stay. | Sedan $360 and SUV $450 all-in; S-Class from $525 and Sprinter from $600. For S-Class and Sprinter, the booking form confirms the final price. |
| Eight retained hours | Meetings fill the day and the car should remain available. | Sedan $960 and SUV $1,200 all-in; S-Class from $1,400 and Sprinter from $1,600. For S-Class and Sprinter, the booking form confirms the final price. |
| Repeating commute | The same short trip happens on set mornings. | That is daily car service, not a full day. |
| Two fixed transfers | A long gap with no wait. | Quote them separately instead of paying for empty hours. |
Count the hours you actually hold
List the start door, the stops in order, and the release address. Then estimate the time the car must remain available, including waits you already expect. Driving time alone understates a day of meetings. The reservation uses that held time, not a label that says full day. The minimum is three hours even if you call it a day.
What eight hours starts at
There is no separate full-day price. Published hourly rates are sedan $120, SUV $150, S-Class $175 and Sprinter $200. Eight retained hours are $960 all-in for a sedan and $1,200 all-in for an SUV, and start at $1,400 for an S-Class and $1,600 for a Sprinter. Ten hours in a Sprinter starts at $2,000. These figures are the hourly rate multiplied by the hours you reserve. Sedan and SUV hourly rates are all-in. S-Class and Sprinter are starting rates; the booking form confirms the final price. A direct transfer is quoted for its route.
When separate rides are clearer
Two airport rides with a long gap, or a morning commute and an evening return, are often clearer as separate transfers. Book those as point-to-point, or as daily car service when they repeat. Keep the full-day booking when you need the same car outside several addresses, when bags stay in the vehicle, or when the next stop is not known until the previous meeting ends.
Geography, extra time and the person who can approve it
Say how far the day may go. A loop inside Manhattan is not the same request as a day that reaches Westchester, an airport or the Hudson Valley. Name the person who may add an hour. The chauffeur should not be left to guess when a dinner runs long. Retaining the car does not allow it to stand in a restricted curb while you are inside. Agree a nearby point and a phone that will be answered.
Class, passengers and the end of the day
Choose the class from the people and bags who will be in the car at the busiest stop, not from the first pickup only. Confirm seating and luggage for the assigned sedan or S-Class. The SUV is listed for up to 6. Sprinter seating is confirmed for the assigned van. The release point is the last address on the confirmation. If you want a hotel drop after dinner, that hotel is the end, and the dinner wait sits inside the hours.
Hourly rates and minimums
- Sedan$360
$120/hour · 3 passengers. Confirm luggage fit.
- SUV$450
$150/hour · Up to 6 passengers. Confirm luggage fit when seats are full.
- S-Class$525
$175/hour · Confirm seating and luggage for the assigned car.
- Sprinter$600
$200/hour · Confirm the assigned seating and bag space.
Multiply the hourly rate by the hours you reserve. Sedan and SUV hourly rates are all-in. S-Class and Sprinter are starting rates; the booking form confirms the final price.
A few useful details
Questions before booking
Is a full day the same as daily car service?
No. Full-day means retained hours on that date. Daily means a recurring scheduled trip, such as a commute, without keeping the car all day.
What does eight hours in a sedan start at?
Eight hours at the $120 sedan rate is $960 all-in. Eight hours is $1,200 all-in for an SUV, and starts at $1,400 for an S-Class and $1,600 for a Sprinter; the booking form confirms the final price. It is not a flat day fare.
Does the three-hour minimum disappear on a long day?
The minimum still exists, but a day you hold for longer than three hours is priced from the hours reserved. You do not add the minimum on top of those hours.
Can we extend after the release time?
The person named on the booking can ask. Confirm the added time before you assume the car will stay.
When should we split the day into transfers?
When there is a long gap and nobody needs the car or the belongings in it. Compare that pair of quotes with the retained hours before you decide.