Quick answer: In Toronto, a chauffeured limo typically costs about $95–$175 per hour (2-hour minimum) for executive travel, or $400–$1,200 for a 4-hour wedding package. Price depends on the vehicle, hours, and season — peak dates run 20–30% higher. Gratuity of 15–20% is usually extra. RAO quotes a fixed, all-in price.
Short version: there's no single sticker price. What you pay depends on the car, how long you need it, and when. But the Toronto market sits in a fairly predictable range, so here's what to expect before you ask for a quote.
The two ways limos are priced
Almost every booking is priced one of two ways: by the hour (best when your day has several stops or an uncertain schedule) or as a package / point-to-point price for a fixed job like a wedding or a single transfer. Which one is cheaper depends entirely on your day — see hourly vs point-to-point.
Hourly rates in Toronto (market)
Typical 2026 Toronto market rates, by vehicle. Waiting between stops is part of the hour — not billed as an extra:
| Vehicle | Typical rate | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Executive sedan | ~$95/hr | 1–3 passengers, business |
| Luxury SUV | ~$130/hr | Groups, extra luggage |
| Executive Sprinter | ~$175/hr | Teams, shuttles |
Most hourly bookings have a 2-hour minimum. Fuel and bottled water are included; gratuity is not.
Wedding & event packages (market)
| Vehicle | Typical package |
|---|---|
| Luxury sedan (3–4 hrs) | $400–$550 |
| Stretch limousine (4 hrs) | $500–$750 |
| SUV stretch (4–5 hrs) | $700–$1,200 |
| Party bus (5–6 hrs) | $1,000–$1,500 |
Peak season (May–October) and Saturday weddings run 20–30% higher, and the exact car you want books up fast — reserve 6–9 months out for a summer Saturday.
What changes the price
- Vehicle — a sedan costs a fraction of a Rolls-Royce or stretch limousine.
- Hours — most bookings have a minimum; longer days cost more but often price better per hour.
- Season & day — summer and Saturdays are the premium windows.
- Distance — a long point-to-point (say, a Niagara day) is quoted differently to a city hour.
- Extras — additional stops, décor, or waiting beyond the included time.
What's usually included
A quoted rate normally covers the vehicle, the professional chauffeur, fuel, and bottled water. Gratuity (15–20%) is typically separate unless your contract says otherwise — see how much to tip a chauffeur.
How RAO prices it
RAO quotes a fixed, all-in pricefor your specific trip — no surge pricing, no meter, no surprises. We don't publish a fixed rate card, because no two journeys are the same; tell us the vehicle, the hours, and the date, and we come back with one number, usually within the hour. Request a quote or call our team.
Frequently asked
Is there a minimum booking?
Hourly chauffeur bookings in Toronto usually carry a 2-hour minimum. Point-to-point trips and wedding packages are quoted as a whole instead.
Does the price include gratuity?
Usually not. A tip of 15–20% is customary and added on top, though many wedding contracts build gratuity in. Always confirm when you book.
Why do weddings cost more than a regular booking?
Peak season (May–October) and Saturday dates run 20–30% higher, and wedding packages bundle more hours, décor, and a longer window than a simple transfer.
Can I get one fixed, all-in price?
Yes. RAO quotes a fixed, all-in price for your specific trip — no surge pricing and no surprises. Request a quote with your details and we respond, usually within the hour.