These are usually custom-built by coachbuilders on platforms like the Chrysler 300 or Cadillac XTS . A brand-new custom build typically falls in this six-figure range.

Large vehicles like the Cadillac Escalade or Lincoln Navigator are more expensive to stretch and equip with amenities like disco lighting and high-end audio systems.

Many executive services use "L" (long-wheelbase) versions of flagship sedans. For example, a Mercedes-Benz A-Class Limousine starts around $45,000 , while a Mercedes-Benz S-Class can cost between $115,000 and $185,000 .

Because limousines depreciate rapidly, the used market offers significant savings—often than new models.

Older models like the iconic Lincoln Town Car stretch can be found for as low as $20,000 , though they often require high maintenance.

Relatively new stretch Chrysler 300s or SUV limos with moderate mileage often sit in this bracket. Critical Factors Influencing Cost Factors Affecting the Cost of Hiring a Limo

The cost varies dramatically depending on whether you are looking for a factory luxury sedan, a custom-stretched vehicle, or a massive group transporter.