Private Driver Nashville by the Hour

A private driver in Nashville starts at $120/hr for a Business Sedan, $150/hr for a First Class SUV, and $240/hr for a Sprinter Van, with a 3-hour minimum. A 4-hour sedan block is $480. An 8-hour Sprinter block is $1,880. Those figures are all-in estimates: gratuity, tax, and card processing are included and the total is rounded to the nearest $10. Tolls are extra when a toll road is actually used. The booking form confirms the final price.

The minimum is 3 hours. A single airport run is usually booked as a one-way transfer instead, because the hourly clock would cost more than the point-to-point estimate. Use hourly when the car has to wait: several meetings, a city tour, a wedding timeline, or a night that ends at a different address than it started.

Yes. A common private tour is 4 to 8 hours: downtown in the morning, Music Row and the Country Music Hall of Fame, then 12 South or Belle Meade, and Broadway or the Ryman in the evening. You set the stops. The chauffeur drives and waits. This is a reserved car, not a guided sightseeing package with a scripted narrator.

Mercedes S-Class is available on request only and is not priced on this page. Business Sedan, First Class SUV, and Sprinter Van are the vehicles with published hourly rates. Ask when you book if you need the S-Class, and the form will confirm whether it is available for that date.

Uber and Uber for Business offer on-demand cars, company profiles, and centralized billing. Detailed Drivers is reserved ahead: one chauffeur for the whole block, a set engine price, and a vehicle class you choose before the day starts. Uber's fare can change with demand. The hourly estimate here does not. For a single short hop, Uber is often the simpler choice. For a day of stops, the reserved car is the one that is still there when the meeting ends.

Time past the booked block is billed in the same hourly structure, and the office confirms the extension before the chauffeur stays. A 4-hour sedan that becomes 6 hours is priced as the 6-hour sedan block, not as a surprise multiplier. Tell dispatch as soon as you know the day is running long so the chauffeur is not committed to another pickup.

Yes. Many bookings start at Nashville International Airport (BNA) and continue downtown. The BNA to Lower Broadway distance we measured is 8.2 miles and about 17 minutes in free-flow conditions (OSRM, October 7, 2026). As a one-way sedan that trip is $170. If the car then waits for meetings, book the hourly block instead, starting at the 3-hour sedan minimum of $360.

Yes for the published sedan, SUV, and Sprinter hourly estimates. Gratuity, tax, and card processing are inside the figure, which is then rounded to the nearest $10. Tolls are not inside it. You do not add a second tip on the invoice to reach the price shown here.

A week ahead is the comfortable window for a specific vehicle on a CMA Fest week, a Titans weekend, or a Saturday night on Broadway. Next-day bookings are often possible on ordinary weekdays. Same-day depends on who is free. The reservation form shows live availability.

Yes. Corporate accounts can use monthly invoicing. The same hourly rates apply. Share the passenger name, the cost center, and the stops. A travel manager can book the car without the passenger carrying a card.