Personal chauffeur costs.
Toronto, by the hour.

Personal chauffeur service pairs a professional driver with a private vehicle for the period you reserve. The executive sedan rate is CAD $90 per hour. The premium SUV rate is CAD $110 per hour. Your vehicle and professional chauffeur stay with the arranged itinerary.

The sedan offers discreet executive comfort for a smaller party. The SUV adds passenger and luggage space, making it useful for a family outing, several colleagues or an airport arrival that continues into a day of appointments. The rate covers the vehicle and chauffeur rather than being multiplied by the number travelling.

Compare the cost of different reservation lengths below. All figures are in Canadian dollars.

Personal chauffeur reservations have a two-hour minimum.

Your uniformed chauffeur handles the driving, parking and movements between destinations. You step out for the meeting, restaurant or appointment, while the reserved period keeps the vehicle part of your itinerary. Luggage, shopping bags and personal belongings receive loading and unloading assistance.

Wi-Fi and charging ports are available in every vehicle, making the cabin useful between meetings and comfortable during personal time. A vetted, experienced chauffeur brings local road knowledge and attentive service. Our 24/7 live dispatch means a real person is available for journey assistance, including early starts and late evenings.

Complimentary child seats are available on request. This is a chauffeur-driven vehicle service, rather than hiring a driver to operate your own car. The fleet includes sedans, premium SUVs and Sprinters for different seating and luggage needs.

Hourly service suits a day with several parts: a hotel collection, two client meetings and lunch, or shopping in Yorkville followed by dinner across the city. The chauffeur remains available through the arranged period, including the time between visits. You keep the continuity of one vehicle and one professional driver.

A direct transfer covers one private journey from pickup to destination. An airport departure, a restaurant drop-off or a Toronto-to-Niagara hotel arrival can be quoted this way. When there is a long gap with no need for the vehicle, separate outbound and return transfers can suit the plans better than retaining it throughout.

For airport-only travel, see all-inclusive airport transfers. The hourly rates in this guide describe personal chauffeur reservations. They are not a way to calculate every airport or intercity fare.

An appointment and a return: $180 by sedan

Collection, travel to an appointment and a return within two hours illustrate a two-hour sedan reservation. It suits a visit where you want the same chauffeur to handle both movements and the time in between. If the appointment and travel take longer, the reserved chauffeur period needs to cover that longer itinerary.

A four-hour client visit: $360 by sedan or $440 by SUV

A downtown hotel collection, a Financial District appointment and a client lunch can form a working itinerary. The sedan suits a solo executive or smaller party. The SUV brings extra space for colleagues. The four hours cover the arranged time, not four hours of driving alone.

A six-hour family day: $660 by SUV

Shopping, a family visit and dinner can be connected in one private vehicle. Six hours provide time across several destinations, with room for bags and complimentary child seats on request. These examples illustrate the price for reserved hours. The activities and travel must fit within that time.

Yes. During an hourly booking, the reserved period includes time when your chauffeur and vehicle remain assigned to you between stops. That availability is the point of an as-directed service: the vehicle stays part of your day while you attend a meeting, enjoy lunch or visit a gallery.

A four-hour booking might contain an hour of driving, a two-hour appointment and another hour across collection, later travel and the return. It remains a four-hour reservation. Hourly service is not limited to the minutes when the vehicle is moving.

If the car is not needed for much of the day, compare separate transfers. If the itinerary grows, additional chauffeur time can be arranged with our team. The published rates explain the cost of additional full hours: $90 for a sedan or $110 for an SUV.

A good chauffeur reservation follows the day you want to enjoy. For a client lunch, include the collection, the road journey, time at the restaurant and the onward destination. For shopping, allow time inside the shops as well as the movements between Yorkville, a hotel and the next visit. The vehicle remains assigned to that itinerary throughout the reserved period.

This is why a four-hour reservation can be more useful than several disconnected short journeys: the chauffeur is part of the whole visit, including the pauses. A longer programme of meetings may suit a half-day or full day. The published cost table makes the difference between those choices visible before you choose.

If the occasion has only one arrival and a return many hours later, separate transfers can be a better use of the service. The useful comparison is the amount of dedicated vehicle time you want, rather than the number of destinations on a list.

For a two-hour reservation, the SUV costs $40 more than the sedan. Over four hours the difference is $80. The additional space can be worthwhile when colleagues travel together, when a family has shopping and a stroller, or when a working day begins with airport luggage.

An executive sedan carries up to three passengers and two large suitcases. A premium SUV accommodates up to six passengers and five to six large suitcases. An SUV can therefore keep a larger party together as well as provide a more spacious cabin through the day.

For a bigger delegation, an executive Sprinter accommodates up to 14 passengers and 10–14 large suitcases. Sprinter pricing has its own quotation. The sedan and SUV hourly rates do not apply to it. Explore Sprinter transportation and the full fleet for the vehicle experience.

For a visiting executive, the value of a chauffeur is not just the arrival. It is the continuity between a hotel, office, client lunch and evening venue. There is time to prepare for the next meeting, charge a phone or simply pause before the next part of the day.

A Toronto roadshow may stay within the Financial District or connect downtown with Mississauga, North York and other GTA business destinations. Those itineraries have different amounts of road time and time at each stop. Reserving the service for the working period brings the movements together instead of treating each one as an unrelated journey.

Our corporate service hub covers executive visits, client hospitality and roadshows. Private chauffeur service provides the broader hourly experience for both business and personal travel.

Personal chauffeur service is equally useful outside the working day. Yorkville shopping, a gallery visit and dinner in King West can form an afternoon and evening built around your interests. For an anniversary or a visiting friend, the road journey becomes a comfortable part of the occasion.

A concert or theatre night can use either hourly travel or two direct transfers. Hourly service keeps the vehicle assigned through dinner, the performance and later movements. Separate transfers make sense when you need one arrival and a return, with no use for the car during a long event.

The events and concerts hub covers Toronto venues and the arrival experience. Choose the service pattern that suits the evening, rather than paying for retained time simply because the occasion feels special.

A Niagara-on-the-Lake outing with tastings and dining needs time at the destination as well as the drive there and back. A direct transfer to a Niagara Falls hotel has a different purpose: arriving comfortably, without keeping a vehicle for the whole stay.

The same distinction applies to a family visit in another Ontario community or a full business itinerary outside the GTA. Longer-distance service can need its own quotation, so a short Toronto hourly example should not be treated as a price for every possible destination.

Explore city-to-city car service for direct longer journeys. For a Toronto day with several stops, the sedan and SUV hourly rates provide a clear starting point for choosing the vehicle and the time you want reserved.

You are reserving a professional driver, a comfortable vehicle and time dedicated to your plans. That combination is particularly useful when the day has several movements, when you are hosting a guest or when you want private space between appointments. For a single short journey, a direct transfer may be all you need.

The right choice begins with the shape of the day: how long you want the vehicle available, how many people are travelling and whether the itinerary stays local or goes farther afield. A sedan offers discreet comfort. An SUV adds space. Both bring the same professional attention to the experience.

Choose executive sedan service at $90 per hour or a premium SUV at $110 per hour, with private time reserved for your plans. Email our booking team, call 647 600 8699 or request a quote below. Our local dispatch team is available 24/7, with a real person on the line.

Hourly sedan and SUV rates reviewed with The Toronto Limo on 20 October 2026. Rates shown apply to personal chauffeur service. Specialty vehicles and longer-distance itineraries have their own quotations.