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Limo van rental

Luxury limo-style passenger vans for groups of 10 to 15 — rent one for the day, the weekend, or the week, with delivery to your door or terminal.

Luxury limo van interior with captain's chairs and mood lighting

A limo van rental gives you the interior of a limousine in a vehicle you can actually park. Our limo vans are high-roof passenger vans — mostly Mercedes-Benz Sprinters and executive Ford Transits — finished with leather captain's chairs, LED lighting, TVs, premium audio, tinted glass, and power outlets at every seat. They're the standard choice for wedding parties, corporate teams, and family groups who want to travel together in comfort instead of splitting into three cars.

You can rent a limo van two ways: self-drive, where an approved driver in your group takes the wheel, or fully chauffeured, where we assign a professional driver for the day. Self-drive is usually the better value for multi-day trips; chauffeured makes more sense for events where nobody wants to be responsible for parking, traffic, or the drive home.

Everything here is booked through My Van Rentals — the largest van rental platform in the United States, so you get one quote, one contract, and one support line no matter which city you're in.

Limo van options in our fleet

  • Executive Sprinter limo — 10–12 seats, leather captain's chairs, rear lounge, TV and premium sound
  • High-roof Sprinter — 12–15 seats, stand-up headroom, rear luggage area
  • Ford Transit HD high roof — 12–15 seats, strong value, full-size trunk space behind the last row
  • Low-roof Transit and Chevrolet Express — 12–15 seats, budget-friendly, tow-hitch capable for trailers

What's included in the rate

  • Unlimited or generous daily mileage depending on the vehicle and city
  • Digital contract, ID verification, and insurance verification handled online
  • CDW, liability, and full-coverage protection available as add-ons at checkout
  • Optional chauffeur, airport delivery, one-way drop-off, child seats, coolers, and tow hitch
  • Taxes calculated for your actual pickup city — never estimated after the fact

Luggage and gear

Not every limo van has the same cargo story. Sprinters and high-roof Transits keep a real luggage area behind the last row. Fifteen-passenger low-roof vans and the Chevrolet Express seat the most people but leave little space behind the back bench once every seat is filled.

If your group is at full capacity and carrying bags, add a tow hitch and small trailer at checkout, or step up to a Sprinter or high-roof Transit. We'll flag the trade-off on your quote so nobody is surprised at pickup.

Where you can rent a limo van

We operate a nationwide network of owner-supplied vehicles, so availability isn't limited to one garage in one city. Seattle, Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Diego, Miami, Minneapolis, Washington DC, Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago, and dozens of other metros are served regularly, with airport delivery available at most of them.

Limo van rental — frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a limo van and a regular passenger van?

A limo van is a passenger van with an upgraded interior — captain's chairs or wraparound seating, leather, LED lighting, TVs, premium audio, and privacy glass. Mechanically it's the same platform, so it drives, parks, and fuels like a normal van.

Do I need a special license to drive a limo van?

No. A standard driver's license covers 12 and 15-passenger vans for personal use in the US. Drivers must be 25 or older with verified insurance or one of our coverage add-ons.

Can I rent a limo van for more than one day?

Yes. Daily, weekly, and monthly rentals are all available, and longer rentals almost always earn a lower effective daily rate.

Can you deliver the van to the airport?

Yes. Curbside airport delivery and pickup is one of our most-used add-ons, and we track your flight so the van is there when you land.

Ready to book your limo van rental?

Get a written quote in minutes with the vehicle, taxes, delivery, and every add-on broken out — or call and we'll build it with you.