7 Best LaGuardia Car Services (2026)

TrueNorth VIP wins at LaGuardia on certainty, not on the lowest sticker. Its Executive Sedan from LGA to Times Square is $153, with taxes, tolls and fees included and gratuity optional. An Executive SUV is $177, a Luxury SUV $208 and a Luxury Sedan $267. These are the lowest fares in TrueNorth’s whole airport table, because LaGuardia is the nearest airport to Midtown.

Carmel shows a sample LGA fare from $49 and Dial 7 a sedan rate from $55, and a bargain is possible with either. But Carmel’s quotes don’t always include tolls, and Dial 7’s rate excludes tolls, gratuity, and airport and congestion fees, plus a rush-hour fee. We can’t tell you what those add-ons will total on your ride. TrueNorth’s $153 is fixed before you book, which is what an expense policy or client invoice needs.

The service details fit a LaGuardia run. Flights are tracked and the chauffeur waits 60 minutes after a domestic landing, the kind most LGA arrivals are. A $25 meet and greet or a $150 dedicated greeter can be added, and 24/7 dispatch covers the first departures of the morning. TrueNorth holds a 5.0 Google rating from 49 reviews.

Artisan Limo’s case at LaGuardia is the account behind the ride. It sets up corporate accounts for executive assistants, travel managers and event planners and runs the same service in seven U.S. markets, so a team that flies from LGA to Chicago or Atlanta can be met by one company at both ends.

Domestic arrivals get 60 minutes of wait from wheels-down. The price is displayed before you book with required trip charges included, and gratuity is optional. The fleet runs from Luxury and Executive Sedans to Escalade ESVs and Sprinters, with phone support around the clock.

LaGuardia is a natural airport for Long Island’s North Shore and lower Westchester, and Black Car NYC covers both along with all of New York City. Because it prices each airport transfer from the exact itinerary, a ride from LGA to Port Washington or Rye gets a real quote rather than a Times Square estimate.

It tracks flights and waits 60 minutes after a domestic landing, and terminal meet and greet is $25. A booking is confirmed only in writing, and cancellations 24 hours ahead get a full refund. Sedans run from E-Class to S-Class or 7 Series, with Escalade or Yukon SUVs for up to six. Ask whether tolls and gratuity are in the quote.

Carmel’s sample LaGuardia fare starts at $49, the lowest LGA figure we found, and the company has served New York since 1978. Booking runs through an app with referral credits and points. Quotes change with the time of day and sometimes leave out tolls, so open the price breakdown before you accept and compare the final number, not the headline.

Dial 7 publishes a sedan rate of $55 from LaGuardia to Manhattan and has operated from TLC base B00887 since 1977. The rate excludes tolls, gratuity, and airport and congestion fees, and a rush-hour fee applies. Its 600-plus vehicles include minivans and wheelchair-accessible vehicles, which helps if you need more than a sedan.

Blacklane builds 1 hour of complimentary wait into airport transfers and shows the price at booking. It is a platform listing 500-plus cities in 64-plus countries, and LaGuardia rides are carried out by local partners. That suits a frequent flyer who wants one app everywhere, though the operator depends on who is dispatched.

EmpireCLS, headquartered in Secaucus, New Jersey, states 40 years of chauffeured service and a network of 1,000-plus cities. Chauffeurs arrive 15 minutes before pickup, which helps on tight early departures from LaGuardia. It publishes no rates, so LGA trips are priced in its reservation system.