Noble Black Car Service is a 5-star rated NYC and Tri-State black car service operating since 2015, providing flat-rate hourly chauffeur service from $95/hr in a Business Sedan (Lincoln MKZ, Chrysler 300) up to $200/hr in a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van. Hourly service is the right call for multi-stop NYC corporate roadshows, weddings, sightseeing days, press tours, and any continuous itinerary where you need the same vehicle and chauffeur for the duration. 3-hour minimum on sedan/SUV, 4-hour on Sprinter. All rates flat with tolls and gratuity included. Updated April 2026.
Hourly NYC chauffeur service starts at $95/hr in a Business Sedan with a 3-hour minimum. After the minimum, time is billed in 30-minute increments at the same hourly rate. There are no fuel surcharges, no surge multipliers, no per-stop fees. The hourly rate covers vehicle, chauffeur, fuel, tolls, and standard gratuity.
Vehicle
Models
Pax
Rate
Min
Business Sedan
Lincoln MKZ, Chrysler 300
1-3
$95/hr
3 hr min
First Class Sedan
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
1-3
$175/hr
3 hr min
Business SUV
Chevrolet Suburban, Lincoln Navigator
4-6
$135/hr
3 hr min
First Class SUV
Cadillac Escalade ESV
4-6
$150/hr
3 hr min
Sprinter Van
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
10-14
$200/hr
4 hr min
When Hourly Charter Beats Point-to-Point
Hourly is the right call for any continuous itinerary — multi-stop roadshows, weddings, sightseeing days, press tours, prom nights, bachelor/bachelorette parties. The same vehicle and chauffeur stay with you for the duration, eliminating Uber dispatch lag, surge surprises, and the frustration of explaining your itinerary to a new driver each leg.
Corporate Roadshow
Multi-stop executive itineraries — Goldman Sachs HQ to Bloomberg, Bloomberg to JPMorgan, JPMorgan to a Times Square dinner. Same vehicle, same chauffeur, all-day continuity.
Wedding Day Charter
Bridal party staging at the hotel, transport to the venue, post-ceremony photo locations, reception arrival, end-of-night exit. Continuous vehicle assignment from 8 AM to 1 AM.
NYC Sightseeing
Custom multi-borough itineraries with chauffeur as guide — Statue of Liberty Battery, 9/11 Memorial, High Line, Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge. Stops as long as you want.
Diplomat / Press Tour
Multi-interview press days — TV networks, podcasts, print magazines, Bloomberg, Bryant Park studios. Vehicle becomes the office between stops.
Wine Tour / Day Trip
NYC to Hudson Valley wineries, Long Island North Fork, or Hamptons — Sprinter Van for groups, return same day or overnight quote on request.
Private Shopping
Madison Avenue flagship to SoHo to Brooklyn vintage — chauffeur waits with luggage between stops, no parking hassles, no Uber dispatch lag.
Sample 10-Hour NYC Roadshow
A typical NYC executive roadshow itinerary on a Business Sedan ($95/hr × 10 = $950 flat including tolls and gratuity, vs ~$1,400-1,800 booking separate Uber Black point-to-points):
7:30 AM — Pickup, Pierre Hotel
8:00 AM — Arrive Goldman Sachs HQ, 200 West St
10:30 AM — Bloomberg LP, 731 Lexington Ave
12:30 PM — Lunch, Knickerbocker Hotel Times Square
2:00 PM — JPMorgan, 270 Park Ave
4:30 PM — CNBC studio, 1 Times Square
7:00 PM — Dinner, Per Se at Columbus Circle
10:30 PM — Return Pierre Hotel
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Hourly FAQs
The most-asked questions about NYC hourly car service
Noble Black Car Service charges $95/hr for a Business Sedan (Lincoln MKZ, Chrysler 300), $175/hr for a First Class Sedan (Mercedes-Benz S-Class), $135/hr for a Business SUV (Chevrolet Suburban, Lincoln Navigator), $150/hr for a First Class SUV (Cadillac Escalade ESV), and $200/hr for a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van. All vehicles have a 3-hour minimum (4-hour minimum for Sprinter). All rates flat with tolls, taxes, and standard gratuity included.
Hourly (also called "as-directed") car service is a continuous-vehicle charter — your chauffeur and vehicle stay with you for a defined number of hours, going wherever you need, waiting between stops, no per-stop or per-mile metering. Ideal for multi-location days where you need predictable cost and the vehicle ready when you finish each meeting/event.
For Business Sedan, First Class Sedan, Business SUV, and First Class SUV, the minimum charter is 3 hours. Sprinter Van is 4 hours. After the minimum, time is billed in 30-minute increments at the same hourly rate. If your booked itinerary exceeds the minimum, you only pay for actual time used (rounded to the nearest 30 min). The minimum is the floor, not a flat fee.
Yes — multi-stop corporate roadshows are the primary use case for Noble hourly service. Common itinerary: 8 AM pickup at the Pierre Hotel, 8:30 AM Goldman Sachs HQ, 10:30 AM Bloomberg LP at 731 Lexington, 12:30 PM lunch at the Knickerbocker, 2 PM JPMorgan at 270 Park, 4:30 PM CNBC studio at 1 Times Square, 7 PM dinner at Per Se, 11 PM return to hotel. One vehicle, one chauffeur, no Uber lag.
For 3+ stops in a day or anything resembling a continuous itinerary, hourly is dramatically cheaper than booking separate point-to-point rides. A 6-stop NYC executive day at point-to-point rates can run $600-900; the same day on a 10-hour hourly Business Sedan is $950 (and includes guaranteed same-vehicle, same-chauffeur continuity). For 1-2 stops, point-to-point is usually cheaper.
Yes — that's the entire point of hourly service. Your chauffeur and vehicle wait at each stop for as long as you need (5 minutes, 5 hours), going wherever you direct next. No re-dispatch fees, no penalty for changes in plan, no surge if your meeting runs long.
Yes — weddings, formal events, prom, and bachelor/bachelorette parties are common hourly bookings. Sprinter Vans (10-14 passengers) and First Class SUVs (Cadillac Escalade ESV) are most common for wedding parties; Business Sedans for couple/family transport. Noble runs continuous coverage from morning prep through late-night reception departures.
24-48 hours of advance notice for routine weekday hourly. For Friday afternoons, holiday weekends, Fashion Week, US Open, prom season (May/June), and FIFA World Cup 2026, book 1-2 weeks ahead — premium SUV and Sprinter inventory clears first. Same-day hourly is accepted but subject to vehicle availability.