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Chauffeur service, explained
Being driven instead of driving: what a chauffeur service includes, how it is priced, how it differs from a private driver, a limo or a rideshare, which cars suit it, and the airport and production days.
A chauffeured booking is a different product from a rental with the same car: the driver is on the clock, the car is on its day rate, and the questions change — how many hours, what the driver does between the legs, whether the guest pays a deposit, which cars are usually sent with a driver and which merely can be. This hub is the explaining; the chauffeur service page and the rates carry the figures.
The district pages — Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Santa Monica and the rest — are where an evening or a day is booked for a specific part of the city, and airport chauffeur is the meet-at-the-terminal version.
What a chauffeur service includes, and how to hire one
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Cost: hourly rates, the minimum, multi-day, gratuity
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Chauffeur against self-drive, a limo and a rideshare
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Which cars suit being driven in
Airport meets and production days with a driver
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a chauffeur cost in Los Angeles?
Nizo Luxury puts a driver in any car in the fleet from $100 an hour on a two-hour minimum — +1 (424) 303-6496. The car keeps its own day rate as a separate line, no security deposit is held on a chauffeured booking, and the gratuity is at your discretion.
How much notice does a chauffeur need?
Same-day works on most days: an hour from payment, confirmed on the phone in minutes — not always possible, so call first.
Is the chauffeured service insured?
Yes — the chauffeured service is commercially insured.