TRUE NORTH VIP

Miami Car Service

Updated Nov 8, 2026

Miami and South Florida chauffeur service

Plan prearranged chauffeur service around the exact itinerary, then move to the Miami airport, port, service, area, route, venue, or guide that answers the next decision.

  • Dedicated service, airport, port, area, route, venue, event, and guide paths
  • MIA, FLL, PBI, OPF, TMB, FXE, and BCT planning paths
  • PortMiami, Port Everglades, area, route, venue, and event pathways
  • Six approved sedan, SUV, and Sprinter vehicle classes

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Quick answers

How much is car service from MIA to Brickell or PortMiami?

MIA to Brickell (Four Seasons Miami) is from $171 in an Executive Sedan, from $193 in an Executive SUV, from $229 in a Luxury SUV, or from $287 in a Luxury Sedan. MIA to PortMiami (Terminal A) is from $169 in an Executive Sedan. Taxes, tolls and fees are included; gratuity is optional, and your exact price is shown before booking.

Can I book a private car from Miami to Palm Beach?

Yes. We arrange Miami-to-Palm-Beach trips, including service to the Town of Palm Beach and West Palm Beach. Enter the exact pickup and drop-off addresses, date, time, passengers, bags and planned stops so your quote matches the actual route.

Should I choose point-to-point or hourly car service in Miami?

Choose point-to-point for one defined pickup and destination. Hourly service fits waiting, several stops or an uncertain release time, and is from $120/hr for an Executive Sedan with a 3-hour minimum. For airport arrivals, flight tracking is included, with a 60-minute wait time after a domestic landing and a 90-minute wait time after an international landing. Call 888-887-0324, 24/7.

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What to know before booking

True North VIP arranges pre-scheduled transportation with vetted chauffeurs. A useful Miami reservation starts with the full pickup and destination, date and requested time, every passenger and bag, intermediate stops, and any flight, sailing, meeting, or event detail that changes the trip. In Miami, the same True North VIP terms apply as in New York: every regular pickup has a 15-minute grace period, after which waiting time applies. For airport arrivals, flight tracking is included, with a 60-minute wait time after a domestic landing and a 90-minute wait time after an international landing. Meet and greet is $25, and hourly service has a 3-hour minimum.

Choose point-to-point service for one defined movement and Miami hourly car service for a retained schedule with waiting or several stops. Miami event transportation and Miami family car service address the coordination that makes event and family trips different, and Miami black car service covers the prearranged black-car format.

Use the embedded booking form to enter the itinerary and continue to the current vehicle selection. Executive and luxury sedans, executive and luxury SUVs, and Executive and Jet Sprinters remain visible as six approved classes; Sprinter and specialized group requests stay inside the same form for review.

True North VIP service standard

Vetted chauffeurs and trip-specific confirmation

True North VIP arranges pre-scheduled transportation with vetted chauffeurs. Chauffeur vetting includes background checks together with vehicle-inspection requirements.

The reservation confirmation identifies the trip details, vehicle category, passenger plan, and meeting instructions for the specific itinerary. Airport, private-aviation, port, property, venue, and event procedures remain subject to current rules for the travel date.

  • Vetted chauffeur standard
  • Reservation-specific trip confirmation
  • Passenger and luggage details reviewed together
  • Current facility instructions used for the meeting plan

Planning focus

Choose the exact trip path before booking

Move from a broad Miami car-service search to the service format, airport, port, area, route, venue, event, or guide that resolves the traveler’s next decision without duplicating its copy.

  • Which service format matches the schedule and coordination?
  • Which exact airport, port, area, route, venue, or event is involved?
  • Which current vehicle class fits every passenger and item?

Choose the format

Start with the way the itinerary actually moves

A direct transfer has one defined pickup and destination. An hourly reservation fits a schedule with waiting, changing return times, or several stops. Corporate accounts and roadshows add manifests, coordinator contacts, changes, and billing requirements; events and weddings add guest, venue, and timeline coordination.

Vehicle preference alone does not decide the service format. Start with the itinerary, identify who needs to coordinate it, and then compare black car, chauffeur, town car, limo, group, family, event, or private-aviation service without forcing several different needs into one generic request.

  • Point-to-point for a defined address-to-address movement
  • Hourly service for retained time, waiting, or several stops
  • Corporate, roadshow, event, wedding, family, and group coordination
  • Dedicated cruise and private-aviation planning

Name the endpoint

Airports and ports need their own trip record

Use the airport shown on the flight record: Miami International, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International, Palm Beach International, or the exact private-aviation airport and FBO. Commercial terminals and private-aviation facilities use different arrival information, contacts, permissions, and meeting instructions.

For cruise travel, record the port, cruise line, ship, sailing date, passenger and luggage plan, and current terminal assignment. PortMiami and Port Everglades are separate destinations; their official instructions, security controls, terminal details, and commercial access must be rechecked for the sailing date.

  • Flight number, airline or FBO, traveler contact, and luggage
  • Cruise line, ship, sailing date, port, and current terminal
  • Reservation-specific meeting instructions instead of permanent curb claims

Vehicle fit

Count people, bags, and equipment before choosing a class

The site presents executive and luxury sedans, executive and luxury SUVs, and Executive and Jet Sprinters as six approved classes. The practical choice depends on every passenger, bag, child seat, mobility item, stroller, golf bag, case, or other oversized item in the reservation. Child seats of every type (infant, convertible and booster) are $25 each in SUVs and Sprinters, never in sedans.

Use the booking form’s current vehicle information rather than assuming that a category name assures a specific model or configuration. Sprinter and specialized group movements remain requests inside the same form because the itinerary, capacity, luggage, stops, access, and schedule need to be reviewed together.

  • Executive and luxury sedans
  • Executive and luxury SUVs
  • Executive and Jet Sprinters
  • Trip-specific fit reviewed with the complete load

Geographic ownership

Move from the South Florida hub to the precise place

Miami Beach and South Beach remain separate area decisions. Downtown Miami and Brickell remain separate city endpoints. Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Boca Raton, the Town of Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, and Key Largo are each planned with their actual municipality or corridor.

Named route pages, such as Miami Airport to Miami Beach car service, are used when both endpoints matter, including airport-to-area, airport-to-port, inter-airport, Palm Beach corridor, and Florida Keys trips. One route page normally explains planning in both directions so travelers can compare the same endpoint pair in one place.

Price and timing

Use the complete trip instead of a headline estimate

The pickup, destination, requested time, service format, vehicle class, party, luggage, stops, waiting, and facility requirements shape the booking total. Prices are distance-based and all-in, with taxes, tolls and fees included and gratuity is optional, and your exact price is shown before you book. This hub does not publish a market-average price because no single figure represents every supported itinerary. Dated example fares for named routes are shown in Quick answers.

Traffic, construction, weather, security, passenger readiness, and terminal or venue access can change a travel plan. Review Florida 511 and the current airport, port, venue, or property instructions for the date, and use the reservation confirmation for the trip-specific meeting plan.

Complete the request

Enter the details that operations and the traveler both need

Provide complete addresses, date and requested time, traveler contact, party and luggage totals, stops, and the flight, sailing, FBO, property, meeting, or event record that applies. Add child-seat, mobility, production, sports, or oversized-luggage details before vehicle selection.

The reservation confirmation should identify the accepted itinerary, vehicle category, trip total, contact process, meeting instructions, and applicable terms. A Sprinter or specialized group request is not complete until the reviewed vehicle and itinerary details are accepted inside the booking workflow.

Vehicle classes

See every class before you book

All six approved vehicle classes are shown together. Match the complete passenger and luggage count to the listed class before confirming the reservation.

Executive Sedan

Up to 2 passengers · 2 bags

Executive travel, airport transfers, and compact itineraries

Luxury Sedan

Up to 3 passengers · 3 bags

VIP travel, airport transfers, and special occasions

Luxury SUV

Up to 6 passengers · 6 bags

Families, airport luggage, corporate groups, and events

Executive SUV

Up to 6 passengers · 6 bags

Airport groups, business travel, and event itineraries

Executive Sprinter

Up to 13 passengers · 14 bags

Groups, roadshows, airport travel, and corporate events

Jet Sprinter

Up to 10 passengers · 10 bags

VIP groups, corporate entertainment, and special events

Capacities are class limits. Practical fit depends on bag size, mobility equipment, child seats, and the exact vehicle assigned.

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Primary-source evidence

Official planning sources

These public sources explain regulatory or operational context. They do not prove a True North VIP permit, credential, formal relationship, or access privilege; recheck current instructions for the trip date.

Miami-Dade County: Passenger transportation licensing. Miami-Dade passenger-transportation licensing categories and the records that must be checked for an applicable trip. Accessed 2026-08-10. Recheck: Quarterly and before any licensing statement.

Broward County: Vehicle for Hire. Broward vehicle-for-hire oversight and the separate records operations must verify for a Broward itinerary. Accessed 2026-08-10. Recheck: Quarterly and before any permit or credential statement.

Palm Beach County: Vehicle for Hire. Palm Beach County vehicle-for-hire categories and the records that must be checked for the operating model used. Accessed 2026-08-10. Recheck: Quarterly and before any license, badge, decal, or inspection statement.

Florida Department of Transportation: Florida 511. The official current source for incidents, construction, and road conditions rather than an evergreen travel-time promise. Accessed 2026-08-10. Recheck: For the actual travel date.

Miami International Airport: MIA ground transportation. Current MIA ground-transportation categories and the need to confirm the legal meeting plan for the reservation. Accessed 2026-08-10. Recheck: Monthly and for the actual pickup date.

Miami-Dade County PortMiami: PortMiami directions and transportation. Current PortMiami transportation planning and the need to confirm terminal and commercial-access instructions. Accessed 2026-08-10. Recheck: For the sailing date.

Port Everglades: Getting to Port Everglades. Current Port Everglades arrival context, entrances, and the need to confirm security and transportation instructions. Accessed 2026-08-10. Recheck: For the sailing date.

Continue to the exact trip

Choose the service, airport, area, route, port, venue, event, or guide that resolves the next planning decision. For regions outside South Florida, see the areas True North VIP serves.

Services

Airports

Neighborhoods and regional destinations

Popular routes

Ports, venues and attractions

Events

Planning guides

Services

  • Miami Chauffeur Service
  • Miami Point To Point Car Service
  • Miami Corporate Car Service
  • Miami Luxury Car Service
  • Miami Limo Service
  • Miami Town Car Service
  • Miami Cruise Transportation
  • Miami Sprinter Van Service
  • Miami Group Transportation
  • Miami Wedding Transportation
  • Miami Roadshow Transportation
  • Miami Private Aviation Car Service

Airports

  • Miami International Airport Car Service
  • PBI Airport Car Service
  • Miami-Opa locka Executive Airport (OPF) Car Service
  • Miami Executive Airport (TMB) Car Service
  • Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE) Car Service
  • Boca Raton Airport (BCT) Car Service

Neighborhoods and regional destinations

  • Miami Beach Car Service
  • South Beach Car Service
  • Brickell Car Service
  • Downtown Miami Car Service
  • Coral Gables Car Service
  • Coconut Grove Car Service
  • Aventura Car Service
  • Doral Car Service
  • Bal Harbour Car Service
  • Surfside FL Car Service
  • Sunny Isles Beach Car Service
  • Key Biscayne Car Service
  • Wynwood Car Service
  • Miami Design District Car Service
  • Fort Lauderdale Car Service
  • Hollywood FL Car Service
  • Boca Raton Car Service
  • Palm Beach Car Service
  • West Palm Beach Car Service
  • Key Largo Car Service

Popular routes

  • Miami Airport-South Beach
  • Miami Airport-Brickell
  • Miami Airport-Downtown Miami
  • Miami Airport-PortMiami
  • Miami Airport-Fort Lauderdale
  • Miami Airport-FLL
  • Miami Airport-PBI
  • Miami Airport-Key Largo
  • Miami-Key West
  • FLL-Miami
  • FLL-Miami Beach
  • FLL-PortMiami
  • FLL-Port Everglades
  • FLL-Boca Raton
  • FLL-Palm Beach
  • PBI-Boca Raton

Ports, venues and attractions

  • PortMiami Car Service
  • Port Everglades Car Service
  • Kaseya Center Car Service
  • Hard Rock Stadium Car Service
  • loanDepot park Car Service
  • Miami Beach Convention Center Car Service
  • Broward County Convention Center Car Service
  • Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino Car Service

Events

  • Miami International Boat Show Transportation
  • Miami Grand Prix Transportation
  • Miami Art Week Transportation

Planning guides

  • Miami Airport Pickup Guide
  • FLL Airport Pickup Guide
  • PBI Airport Pickup Guide
  • Miami Airport Transfer Cost
  • Miami Private Car Service Cost
  • MIA to PortMiami Transportation
  • FLL to PortMiami Transportation
  • FLL to Port Everglades Transportation
  • Miami Cruise Transfer Guide
  • Miami Black Car vs Rideshare
  • Miami Private Aviation Transfer Planning
  • Miami Event Transportation Planning

Miami Car Service FAQs

What is a prearranged Miami car service?

It is chauffeur transportation organized before the trip around a defined itinerary, vehicle class, party, luggage, and confirmation rather than requested on demand at the curb.

What information should I enter before choosing a vehicle?

Enter the complete pickup and destination, date and requested time, all passengers and bags, stops, contact information, and any flight, sailing, FBO, event, child-seat, mobility, or oversized-item detail.

Which airports have dedicated South Florida pages?

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International has its own page: Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport car service. For MIA, PBI, OPF, TMB, FXE, or BCT, enter the airport shown on the flight record so the reservation uses the correct airport identity and current official instructions.

How do PortMiami and Port Everglades trips differ?

They are different ports with separate terminals, entrances, security processes, and transportation instructions. Record the correct port, ship, sailing date, and current terminal rather than treating them as one cruise pickup.

Which vehicle classes can I compare?

The site shows executive and luxury sedans, executive and luxury SUVs, and Executive and Jet Sprinters. Match the class to every passenger, bag, child seat, mobility item, and oversized item in the actual booking. Child seats go in SUVs and Sprinters, never in sedans.

How do I choose between point-to-point and hourly service?

Point-to-point fits one defined movement between addresses. Hourly service fits retained time, several stops, waiting between appointments, or a schedule whose return timing needs flexibility.

Does the hub publish Miami sample fares?

Yes, dated example fares for named routes are shown in Quick answers. Use the same complete itinerary when comparing options. The booking total depends on the trip details and selected class; Sprinter and specialized group requests may need review inside the form.

Can I rely on a fixed Miami travel time?

No fixed duration represents every trip. Check current road conditions and allow for traffic, construction, weather, security, passenger readiness, stops, and facility access for the travel date.

Why are Miami Beach and South Beach separate pages?

Miami Beach covers the broader municipality, while South Beach addresses the named submarket. Separate pages keep municipality-wide planning and South Beach-specific decisions clear without repeating the same trip guidance.

What confirms the reservation?

Use the accepted confirmation that identifies the itinerary, date and requested time, vehicle category, trip total, meeting instructions, contact process, and applicable terms for the actual booking.

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