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NYC to the Hamptons Car Service

Manhattan to the Hamptons — a flat-rate chauffeured transfer, flight tracked, with no surge.

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Quick facts
Updated July 2026
from $660
Manhattan → the Hamptons, sedan flat
150–240 min
Typical drive time
100 miles
Point to point
Flat · flight-tracked
Tolls & gratuity included, no surge

A NYC to the Hamptons car service with Swift Limousines is a flat fare from $660 all-in in a Business Sedan for the roughly 100-mile run from Manhattan to the East End — Southampton to Montauk — in 2.5 to 4 hours depending on season and traffic. It is a private chauffeured alternative to the jitney, with no surge and room for luggage.

Full fleet & hourly rates

Route flats by vehicle are below; these are the standard hourly and 3-hour rates if you'd rather book the car by the block.

VehicleBest forSeatsFrom / hrFrom (3 hr)
Business Sedan
Mercedes-Benz E-Class · Cadillac CT6 / XT6
One to three passengers — everyday airport and point-to-point.3$120$360
First Class SUV
Cadillac Escalade ESV · GMC Yukon Denali
Groups, luggage-heavy airport runs, and families.6$150$440
Mercedes S-Class
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
Principals, roadshows, and first-impression arrivals.3$230$690
Sprinter Van
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (executive)
Team moves, roadshows, and group airport transfers.12$240$710

All-in estimate — gratuity, tax, and card processing included, rounded to the nearest $10. Flat fares hold regardless of traffic, weather, or demand.

Is a NYC car service cheaper than Uber?

For airport transfers, a flat-fare chauffeur usually beats a rideshare once surge kicks in. Swift quotes one all-in number that never moves; Uber Black and yellow cabs float with demand, weather, and events.

FeatureSwift LimousinesUber BlackYellow Cab
PricingFlat, quoted up frontDynamic, per-tripMetered
Surge riskNone2–3× at peakPeak/night surcharge
Flight trackingYes, every airport runNoNo
Meet & greetOn requestNoNo
Driver vettingTLC-licensed, in-houseMarketplace driversVaries
Vehicle guaranteedYes, by class bookedWhatever's assignedWhatever's hailed
Weekday 5 PM rush
Uber ~2× surge
Swift: flat
Rain or snow
Uber ~2.5–3×
Swift: flat
Normal Sunday
Uber ~1×
Swift: flat
NYE / US Open
Uber 3×+
Swift: flat

The route and drive time

From Manhattan, the run east follows the Long Island Expressway (I-495) to Sunrise Highway (Route 27) out to the Hamptons villages. Summer-Friday traffic is the variable — plan 2.5 hours off-season and up to 4 on a peak-season getaway afternoon. Fares scale with the destination village, from Westhampton to Montauk.

The right car for the East End

A Business Sedan suits a couple with weekend bags; the First Class SUV is the default for beach gear and golf clubs; and the 12-seat Sprinter Van moves a share-house group in one comfortable run instead of a crowded jitney. Book hourly if you want the car to stay for the weekend.

Manhattan to the Hamptons — fare by vehicle

Flat all-in fares for the 100-mile route via the Long Island Expressway (I-495) to Sunrise Highway (Route 27).

VehicleSeatsFlat fare
Business Sedan3from $660
First Class SUV6from $810
Mercedes S-Class3from $1050
Sprinter Van12from $1380

All-in estimate — tolls, gratuity, and fees included, rounded to the nearest $10. Confirmed flat at booking; no surge or meter.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a car from NYC to the Hamptons?+

A Business Sedan is from $660 all-in and a First Class SUV from around $880, scaling with the East End village. The Sprinter Van moves a full group.

How long does NYC to the Hamptons take?+

About 2.5 hours off-season and up to 4 hours on a peak summer Friday, over the roughly 100-mile route via the LIE and Sunrise Highway.

Is a private car better than the Hamptons jitney?+

For groups, luggage, or a fixed schedule, yes — a private chauffeur is door-to-door with no shared stops, no standing luggage lines, and a flat fare booked in advance.

Updated July 2026

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