Best Car Service Dallas

Best car service Dallas: the short answer

For a chauffeured car service with a full price shown before booking and 60 domestic or 90 international airport-waiting minutes in sedans and SUVs, choose Artisan Limo (this is us). Prime Limo publishes DFW fares; Premier Transportation serves corporate groups; AJL and All Stars post vehicle or airport rates; Heaven On Wheels focuses on events; DFW LIMO FOR YOU advertises flat rates; Savoya serves corporate trips across markets.

Best car service Dallas compared

How we picked

We compared whether a traveler can see a trip price before booking, how each company describes taxes and other charges, the airport waiting policy, the range of vehicles and group sizes, ways to book and stated service hours, and public local reviews. We checked the information on Nov 5, 2026. We’re Artisan Limo, a chauffeured car service in Dallas-Fort Worth, and we wrote this guide. We put ourselves first and say so. Every fact about another company comes from its own website or its public Google and Yelp profiles, checked Nov 5, 2026. Prices and policies change, so check with each company before you book.

Artisan Limo: best for seeing the full price before you book (this is us)

Artisan Limo is a premium chauffeured black car service for airport, hourly, business and event travel across Dallas-Fort Worth. We show the full trip price before you book, include required trip charges, and show optional gratuity separately. Ordinary sedan and SUV fares have no surge pricing; major event weeks use an event-week estimate.

Choose from four sedan and SUV classes. Hourly service starts with a three-hour minimum; Sprinters and coaches receive a written quote. Commercial flights are tracked in real time. Sedan and SUV arrivals include 60 minutes for domestic and 90 minutes for international waiting from wheels-down. An eligible inside meet-and-greet is optional for $25. Call (888) 850-5060 or Request a Ride Online 24/7. Every chauffeur signs an NDA on request.

Best for: seeing the full price before you book, any hour across Dallas-Fort Worth, with 60/90 minutes of included airport waiting in sedans and SUVs.

Worth knowing: group vehicle and private-flight waiting are set in a written quote; gratuity is optional.

Prime Limo & Car Service: best for published DFW fares and a wide fleet

Prime Limo & Car Service offers sedans, SUVs, Sprinters, stretch limousines, party buses and coaches across Dallas-Fort Worth. Its DFW fare table lists a Luxury Sedan from DFW to Addison, ZIP 75001, at $93.60. The company states a 30-minute grace period after an airport flight lands, then a per-minute fee. Child seats cost $15 each, and the passenger installs them. It offers online reservations, phone and email, and states 24/7 service. Website: primelimo.com.

Best for: comparing DFW destination prices and choosing from a broad fleet.

Worth knowing: the DFW table says tax, tolls, fuel and gratuity are included, while the Terms page also describes a 20% service fee. Ask how that fee applies to your fare.

Premier Transportation: best for corporate events and large groups

Premier Transportation lists sedans, SUVs, limousines, Sprinters, minibuses and motorcoaches for one to 56 passengers. Its published rate is $110.25 per hour for a sedan with a two-hour minimum, or $126.42 per hour for an SUV with a two-hour minimum. Airport service is priced by ZIP; request a trip quote by phone or online. Airport service includes a baggage-claim meet with an iPad sign and luggage help. Chauffeurs arrive 15 to 30 minutes before pickup; no passenger waiting allowance or child-seat policy is stated. The company says service and dispatch are available 24/7. Website: premierofdallas.com.

Best for: corporate events and larger groups needing a minibus or motorcoach.

Worth knowing: event rates and minimums vary, and the public hourly rate page does not break down fees.

AJL International: best for a published vehicle rate sheet

AJL International serves Dallas-Fort Worth and lists sedans, SUVs, Sprinters, a 23-passenger mini bus, a 40-passenger mini coach and a 56-passenger motor coach. Its 2026 sheet lists airport and one-way transfer rates of $145 for a sedan, $185 for an SUV and $250 for a luxury sedan. Airport waiting is 20 minutes for domestic arrivals and 45 minutes for international arrivals. Sedan and SUV passengers meet inside baggage claim with a name sign and luggage assistance; larger vehicles meet curbside. Child seats are $25 per seat per trip. Book by phone, email or app; the company states 24/7 availability. Website: ajlinternational.com.

Best for: corporate and group trips with transfer rates listed by vehicle.

Worth knowing: the sheet does not price specific routes or say whether tolls, gratuity and other fees are included.

All Stars Limo: best for posted DFW airport and hourly rates

All Stars Limo lists sedans, SUVs, Sprinters, stretch limousines, party buses and buses. Its rate page lists a one-way DFW to/from Dallas Metroplex Area sedan fare of $84.99, excludes tolls and parking, and adds a 25% admin fee. Hourly service has a four-hour minimum; event, holiday, prom and peak-period rates or minimums may vary. No airport waiting period or child-seat policy is stated on the reviewed pages. Request a ride online, by phone or email; the site says reservation support is available 24/7. Website: allstarslimo.net.

Best for: checking posted DFW-area fares for sedan trips and event vehicles.

Worth knowing: include the excluded tolls and parking and the added 25% fee when comparing its airport price.

Heaven On Wheels Limousines: best for celebrations and stretch-limo groups

Heaven On Wheels Limousines serves DFW and Love Field with sedans, SUVs, stretch limousines, Sprinter limos, party buses and shuttles. Prices appear on vehicle and occasion pages. Its Pink Hummer page lists $130 per hour on weekdays and weekends; the company says a 20% gratuity is added to reservations. The site advertises live flight tracking and offers Love Field curbside or baggage-claim pickup with an electronic sign. It does not state airport waiting or child-seat terms on the reviewed pages. Quote and reservation forms are online; airport transportation is listed as 24/7. Website: heavenonwheels.com.

Best for: proms, weddings and other events with stretch limousines or party buses.

Worth knowing: rates are spread across fleet pages, and an airport grace period is not stated.

DFW LIMO FOR YOU: best for advertised flat-rate airport service

DFW LIMO FOR YOU lists DFW-area sedans, SUVs, vans, Sprinters, stretch limousines, party buses and limo buses, and advertises flat-rate pricing and 24/7 service. Its reviewed pages do not post a fare amount or rate table. Book online or request a quote through its webform, phone or email. No airport waiting, flight-tracking or child-seat policy is stated. Its fleet page describes a 2023 Mercedes Sprinter as a 19-seater but gives a 14-seat capacity line; ask which layout is available. Website: dfwlimoforyou.com.

Best for: travelers looking for an operator that advertises flat-rate airport and event service.

Worth knowing: request the exact fare, usable capacity and airport terms in writing.

Savoya: best for corporate travel across multiple markets

Savoya serves corporate and executive travelers through a portal and mobile app, with service in 300-plus markets. Its vehicle classes include executive sedans and SUVs, Sprinters, and larger buses where available. Rates depend on market, vehicle and program; no numerical Dallas fare table is published. Fixed transfers include 30 minutes of waiting at pickup; extra time and stops can cost more. Child seats are offered on request in select markets, but the general guide does not state the price. Savoya says client care is available 24/7. Website: savoya.com.

Best for: corporate travel across several markets using a booking program.

Worth knowing: minimums and vehicle availability vary, and airport fees, parking, tolls and taxes may be extra.

How much does car service in Dallas cost?

Dallas prices depend on the addresses, vehicle, date and service. Starting rates are minimums, not flat fares; enter the trip for the full price.

Eight one-way route examples appear below.

Quotes checked Nov 5, 2026, for Saturday, Nov 14, 2026 at 10 AM local time, one passenger, one bag, one way. Required trip charges are included; gratuity is optional and separate. Your trip details can change the fare.

DFW to Fort Worth: taxi, Uber Black and a chauffeured car

Artisan’s DFW-to-Fort Worth Stockyards Executive Sedan example is $239.32. Uber’s DFW-to-Fort Worth route page lists past-month averages of $106 for Uber Black and $162 for Uber Black SUV, checked Nov 5, 2026; the page names Fort Worth generally, not the Stockyards, so the destinations differ. These are not fixed fares and app prices change with demand. DFW lists lower-level taxi stands but no fixed fare for this route. Ask for the current taxi price and compare vehicle, luggage, pickup and waiting terms.

Hourly car service in Dallas

Hourly service keeps the car with you for meetings, several appointments, shopping or an event with stops. Artisan sedan and SUV hourly bookings start at three hours, with three to twelve hours available online. Each additional half hour is billed at the same hourly rate after approval by you and dispatch, subject to availability.

For more than twelve hours or multiple days, call the concierge to discuss the route and vehicle. A point-to-point transfer is a better fit when the car can leave after dropping you off. A retained hourly car is useful when the same passengers need several stops and a return pickup. The booked hours include the time between stops, so choose the service that matches the actual plan.

Car service, taxi, Uber Black, DART and TEXRail

A chauffeured car takes your party to the entered address. Public transportation can cost less when its stations and connections fit your trip. Compare the whole journey and the current app or taxi fare for the same destination.

DART’s Orange Line links Terminal A with Downtown Dallas; the Silver Line serves northern destinations from Terminal B. TEXRail also serves Terminal B toward Fort Worth. At Love Field, Route 5 Love Link connects the airport with Inwood/Love Field Station for Green and Orange Line transfers.

DFW Terminal Link is a free shuttle outside security, and Skylink is free inside security between terminals. Terminal Link stops are upper-level at A, B, C and E and lower-level at D. These shuttles do not set the meeting point for a private car; check the airport and transit operators’ schedules before travel.

DFW and Love Field airport pickups

DFW and Love Field use different pickup instructions. For an Artisan car, follow the booked meeting details, not a sign for another transport category.

DFW lists taxi pickup on lower-level curbs and app-based pickup on upper-level curbs. A prearranged car uses the meeting details for its reservation; DFW does not set one universal curb for every private car. Keep the terminal, flight and passenger contact available. Terminal E, D and B arrivals should follow the instructions for the booked ride. If you need to change terminals, Skylink is inside security and Terminal Link is outside security.

At Love Field, private luxury vehicles and limousines meet at the valet pavilion and Garage C on Level 1. Departure drop-off is upper-level near the Ticketing Hall. For a DFW-to-DAL transfer, enter both airports and share the onward flight details.

Artisan tracks airline flights in real time. Sedan and SUV arrivals include 60 minutes domestic or 90 minutes international from wheels-down; departures include 15 minutes. Eligible inside meet-and-greet costs $25. Sprinter, coach and private-flight waiting terms are set in the written quote.

Vehicles, luggage and child seats

Match the vehicle to passengers and bags. Executive and Luxury Sedans carry up to two passengers and three bags; both SUV classes carry up to six passengers and six bags. Mention oversized luggage or equipment.

Artisan quotes Sprinters for about 13 passengers, Mini Coaches for up to 24, and Motorcoaches for up to 56 passengers. Written group quotes account for layout, passengers, bags, date and stops.

Child seats cost $25 each in Artisan SUVs, up to two per vehicle. Request them in advance with each child’s age, weight and height; availability applies. Prime Limo lists $15 seats that the passenger installs; AJL lists $25 per seat per trip. Ask other providers about availability, installation and price.

When to book Dallas car service

Request a ride once you know the flight, pickup, destination, passenger count and luggage. Give larger groups and trips with several stops time to arrange a written quote. Request airport transfers early when travel overlaps with an event or busy convention. For a return trip, enter the actual pickup address and time separately. Major AT&T Stadium events, conventions and New Year’s Eve may use event-week estimates, so include the event and pickup plan in your request.

Fort Worth, Plano, Arlington and longer trips

Enter the actual destination for Dallas-Fort Worth travel rather than estimating from a neighborhood name. Choose Fort Worth car service for local rides, Plano car service for northern destinations and Arlington car service for visits near the stadium district. Set the hotel, office or venue as the actual stop.

For longer travel, route pages cover Dallas to Austin car service, Dallas to Houston car service and Dallas to San Antonio car service. Enter the trip’s real addresses and date; a local airport fare is not a price for another route.

For several meetings, see hourly chauffeur service in Dallas. Approved corporate accounts can use company invoicing and cost centers; chauffeur continuity is available on request where possible. When an assistant books, messages go to the booker, not automatically to the passenger. Provide the passenger’s name and phone so the concierge can coordinate.

For private flights at Addison Airport (ADS) or Dallas Executive Airport (RBD), use the Addison private aviation car service or Dallas Executive private aviation car service page. Send the FBO and tail number, or your flight team’s timing, and we coordinate your pickup. We confirm the meeting point at your FBO; private-flight waiting is set in the written quote.

AT&T Stadium and event-week planning

AT&T Stadium trips need a specific passenger meeting plan because event drop-off and post-event pickup use different instructions. The stadium’s information places limousine drop-off at Lots 1 and 6 and pickup at the Miller LiteHouse area near North Collins and Cowboys Way. Follow the current instructions for your event and send the pickup location to your group before the ride.

An ordinary trip to a stadium, concert or convention can use the usual booking process, but championship games and concerts at AT&T Stadium, major conventions and New Year’s Eve may require an event-week estimate. Normal sedan and SUV prices should not be used as estimates for those major event weeks. Request online and Artisan reviews each event booking and sends the final price for you to accept before the card is charged. See AT&T Stadium car service for event-specific planning. The DFW-to-AT&T Stadium figures above are ordinary quoted examples, not event-week estimates.

Questions to ask before you book

Compare the complete trip price, vehicle capacity, luggage space, pickup point, airport waiting and additional fees. Ask whether tolls, parking, gratuity, child seats, extra stops or event pricing are separate. For arrivals, ask when included waiting begins, how long it lasts and the cost of extra time. For hourly service, check the minimum and extension rate. For an event, ask for the drop-off and return pickup plan. Request the details in writing so each quote covers the same trip.

How to book with Artisan

Enter the pickup, destination, time, passengers and luggage online. Choose a sedan or SUV to see the complete price before booking; gratuity appears separately. Send Sprinter, coach, multi-day or private-flight details for a written quote.

Online booking is a request, not an instant reservation. Your card is saved with the request and is charged only after Artisan accepts the ride and you accept the final price. Request a Ride Online 24/7 or call (888) 850-5060, answered 24/7. When booking for someone else, share the meeting information with the passenger.

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Plan your ride

Enter the real pickup, destination, date, passengers and luggage to see your car options and the full price before you book. Request a Ride Online 24/7, or call (888) 850-5060, answered 24/7.