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Limousines

A stretch limousine is an extended sedan or SUV with a low entry, side-facing bench seating and a formal exterior, seating 6 to 20 depending on the chassis. It is the right vehicle for arrivals, weddings, proms and airport transfers for a small group. It is the wrong one for standing, dancing or a group with real luggage.

Limousine covers a lot of ground: stretch sedans, SUV stretches and Sprinter conversions all get the name. Passengers and luggage have to be counted together on this class, and door height matters more than most people expect when the group is in gowns and heels.

Not sure this is the right class? Send us the headcount, the stops and the time you need to arrive. If a different vehicle would serve the night better, we will say so and quote that one instead.

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At a glance

Limousine facts that change the decision

Typical capacity	6 to 22 passengers across sedan, SUV and specialty stretches
Seating and layout	Low side-facing bench seating with a bar console; limited headroom; luggage room ranges from a small trunk to none at all
Best for	Formal arrivals and photographs: weddings, proms, anniversaries, milestone birthdays Groups of roughly 6 to 14 Point-to-point transfers where curb space at the door is tight
Usually a poor fit for	Standing, dancing or a multi-hour bar crawl Airport runs with checked luggage for more than a couple of people Anyone who needs a step-free or high-clearance entry
What your quote spells out	Passengers and luggage counted together, not separately The chassis and model year, which decide interior height and door position Step height at the door if anyone in the group has limited mobility Privacy partition, climate zones and the sound setup on board

From our own bookings

What limousine requests look like

For this vehicle
The trips where a limousine is the vehicle asked for run exactly four hours 44% of the time.
For this vehicle
13% of the trips where a limousine is the vehicle asked for are for April dates.
For this vehicle
Birthday trips make up 33% of limousine requests.

Decision help

When another category fits better

Party bus vs limousine

Deciding between formality and onboard atmosphere

Sprinter vans

Same group size but you want to stand up inside

Party buses

The group has grown past 14

All categories: Party Buses · Coach Buses · Sprinter Vans · Shuttle Buses

By capacity

Our limousines by seating capacity

Pick the size closest to your group. Each page covers what that capacity really seats in comfort, what the licensing looks like at that size, where the luggage goes and which events land at that headcount.

8 Passenger Limo

Seats 8 passengers

10 Passenger Limo

Seats 10 passengers

White 10 Passenger Limo

Seats 10 passengers

10 Passenger Lincoln Limo

Seats 10 passengers

12 Passenger Limo

Seats 12 passengers

14 Passenger Limo

Seats 14 passengers

16 Passenger Limo

Seats 16 passengers

18 Passenger Limo

Seats 18 passengers

20 Passenger Limo

Seats 20 passengers

22 Passenger Limo

Seats 22 passengers

FAQ

Limousine questions

Direct answers about capacity, rules and fit.

How many passengers fit in a stretch limousine?

Ours seat from 8 to 22 depending on the chassis. For adults in formal wear, plan on about two fewer than the rated number: gowns and jackets take room that the capacity rating does not account for, and the far corner of a bench is a genuinely awkward place to get out of in heels.

Is a limousine cheaper than a party bus?

Not automatically. Date, minimum hours and market move a total more than the class does, and a peak Saturday stretch can price above a mid-week party bus. Send us the same route and the same hours and we will quote both so you are comparing like for like.

Does a limousine have luggage space?

Less than the length of the car suggests. A stretch sedan boot is largely fuel tank and stretch structure; SUV stretches do better; some specialty builds have essentially none. If your group is flying with luggage, we will quote a Sprinter or a mini-coach alongside the limo rather than let you find out at the curb.

Sources and official references

Commercial driver license standards, 49 CFR 383.5
U.S. Department of Transportation · The 16-passenger line that decides when a chauffeur must hold a CDL with a passenger endorsement.
Hours-of-service rules for passenger-carrying drivers
U.S. Department of Transportation · Why a long itinerary can need a second chauffeur or an overnight stop.
ADA requirements for over-the-road buses
Federal Transit Administration · Accessibility obligations that apply to many commercial passenger vehicles.

Page content last reviewed 2026-09-04. Official rules change; confirm with the linked source before your trip.

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