New York Limo was founded in 1992 in Queens by a family that had been driving black cars in the city for two generations before that. We started with a single sedan and a phone in a kitchen. The first customer was a doctor going to Newark. He still rides with us.
Three decades later, we run a fleet that ranges from S-Class sedans to 56-passenger motorcoaches, dispatch around the clock from two operations centers, and move tens of thousands of riders a year between the five boroughs, the tri-state, and the airports that connect them to everywhere else. The business has grown — the standard hasn't.
We don't use subcontractors. The car you booked is the car that shows up, dispatched by the people who answered your call, driven by a chauffeur who works for us — not a rideshare app wearing our name for the trip.