A wedding party needs something different from an airport run, and an airport run needs something different from a bachelorette night that’s going to end up somewhere near Wynwood at 1am. Miami’s chauffeured fleet covers all three, and the price you pay comes down almost entirely to which vehicle class fits the job, not which company you happen to call first.
Limo prices in Miami: quick answer
Chauffeured vehicles in Miami typically run 168 to 275 dollars per hour depending on the vehicle class, with a chauffeur always included in the rate. Most bookings carry a minimum number of hours rather than a flat one hour rate, and pricing scales up with passenger capacity and the level of vehicle. Whether you’re comparing a sedan against an SUV limo, or wondering where a Sprinter van fits into that range, the table below breaks down exactly what each seat costs per hour.
| Vehicle type | Passengers | Hourly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Chevrolet Suburban Premier (SUV limo) | 14 | 168 dollars |
| Mercedes-Benz S580 (luxury sedan) | 4 | 189 dollars |
| Lincoln MKT (SUV limo) | 8 | 235 dollars |
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (van) | 14 | 238 dollars |
| BMW 7 Series (luxury sedan) | 6 | 249 dollars |
| Lincoln Aviator (SUV limo) | 8 | 275 dollars |
Prices by vehicle type
Each vehicle class in the fleet is built for a different version of the same question: how many people, and how much presence do you want when you pull up.
Luxury sedan
The Mercedes-Benz S580 and the BMW 7 Series sit at the more intimate end of the chauffeured fleet, seating 4 and 6 passengers respectively. These are the vehicles people book for a black tie arrival, a business trip where the car itself needs to say something, or a couple heading to dinner who want the ride to feel like part of the occasion rather than just transportation. Both come standard with the kind of quiet, air conditioned interior that makes a 45 minute Miami traffic crawl feel considerably shorter than it actually is.
SUV limo
The Chevrolet Suburban Premier, Lincoln Aviator, and Lincoln MKT cover the middle ground between a sedan and a full van, seating 8 to 14 passengers depending on the model. This is the category most wedding parties and small groups end up in, since it carries enough people for a bridal party or a group of friends without needing an actual bus. The Suburban Premier in particular tends to be the value pick of the three, offering the highest passenger count of the group at the lowest hourly rate.
Mercedes Sprinter
At 14 passengers, the Sprinter is built for groups that want everyone in one vehicle rather than splitting into two cars. It’s a common choice for bachelor and bachelorette groups moving between venues for the night, and for corporate groups who need to move a full team at once without losing anyone along the way. It’s also the practical pick for a large family arriving together at the airport, since luggage space keeps up with the passenger count in a way a sedan simply can’t.
What about stretch limos and party buses?
If you searched for a stretch limo or a party bus in Miami, it’s worth knowing what that side of the market actually looks like. Classic stretch limos in Miami commonly run somewhere in the 130 to 200 dollar per hour range for 8 to 10 passengers, while party buses built for 18 to 30 people typically run from around 160 to 300 dollars an hour depending on size and amenities like a sound system or an onboard bar. Dynasty’s chauffeured fleet takes a different approach: instead of a stretched classic body or a full party bus, the lineup is built around modern luxury sedans, SUVs, and a Sprinter van, all with the same chauffeured service and none of the dated look that comes with a traditional stretch limo. For most groups under 14 people, it’s the more current option, and for anything past that, a Sprinter can usually cover the same headcount a small party bus would, minus the sound system and the dance pole.
What’s included & minimums
Every vehicle in the fleet comes with a professional chauffeur included in the hourly rate, which keeps the pricing straightforward compared to services that quote the vehicle and the driver separately.
- Chauffeur included on every booking, regardless of vehicle class
- Hourly minimums apply to most reservations rather than a flat single hour rate, which is standard across the Miami chauffeur market
- Rates scale by vehicle, not by destination, so a short airport run and a longer night out in the same vehicle are priced the same way per hour
- Gratuity is customary but not automatically included in every quote, so it’s worth confirming whether it’s built in before the day of your event
- Exact minimums and any extras are confirmed at booking, since they can shift slightly around major event weekends
If your trip is specifically an airport arrival or departure, our guide to exotic car rental at Miami International Airport covers pickup logistics that apply just as well to a chauffeured limo booking.
Best for
- Weddings, where the SUV limo class comfortably fits a bridal party without needing a second vehicle, and a sedan works well for the couple’s own arrival and departure
- Airport transfers, where a chauffeur handling luggage and traffic is worth more than the few dollars saved on a rideshare, especially after a long flight
- Nights out, bachelor and bachelorette parties especially, where the Sprinter keeps a full group together between stops instead of splitting into two or three cars
- Corporate travel, where a sedan or SUV limo signals something different than a standard car service for a client pickup or an executive team
For occasions built around romance rather than a group, our piece on romantic luxury car rentals for special occasions covers a different side of the fleet worth considering alongside a chauffeured option.
How to book
Pricing depends on vehicle class, hours needed, and the date, so the fastest way to get an exact number is to send over those three details directly. Book your Miami limousine on WhatsApp and get real hourly pricing for your group size and occasion.
FAQs
How much is a limo in Miami per hour?
Rates typically run from 168 to 275 dollars per hour depending on the vehicle, with SUV limos and sedans at the lower end and larger, higher capacity vehicles like the Sprinter toward the top.
Is there an hourly minimum?
Yes. Most chauffeured bookings in Miami carry a minimum number of hours rather than a single hour rate, and the exact minimum is confirmed at booking.
Is a chauffeur included?
Yes, every vehicle in the fleet comes with a professional chauffeur included in the hourly rate.
Which vehicle is best for a wedding?
Most wedding parties choose an SUV limo like the Suburban Premier or Lincoln Aviator, since they comfortably seat a bridal party without needing a second car.
Is a deposit required?
A deposit is standard practice for chauffeured bookings in Miami. The exact amount depends on the vehicle and the length of the reservation, and is confirmed when you book.
