About NYC Luxor Limos
NYC Luxor Limos lists a New York phone line and a Long Island area code number on its pages, and says it runs airport transportation between JFK and destinations such as Central Park, Manhattan and Westchester County. Its Queens page notes that borough is home to JFK and LaGuardia, and the site also shows links for Manhattan to Boston, Newark Airport and New Jersey.
The fleet page names Lincoln MKZ, Cadillac XTS, Mercedes-Benz S550, CT6 and BMW 750 sedans (3 passengers each), Cadillac Escalade, Chevy Suburban and GMC SUVs (6 each), a Mercedes Sprinter (12), a 24-passenger mini coach, a 32-passenger charter bus and a 55-passenger motor coach, with luggage capacity shown for each. The site also lists child seat booking.
Services listed on its website
- JFK airport transfers
- Manhattan car service
- Queens car and limo service
- Westchester airport rides
- child seat booking
- charter bus and motor coach
Service area
Lists JFK Airport, Manhattan, Queens, Central Park, Westchester County, Newark Airport, New Jersey and Boston routes.
Fleet notes
Sedans seat 3, SUVs 6, the Mercedes Sprinter 12, and the coaches 24, 32 and 55 passengers. Luggage allowances are shown with each vehicle, for example 7 bags on the Sprinter and 30 or more on the motor coach.
Booking policies it publishes
- Its site offers child seat booking.
Questions to ask NYC Luxor Limos before you book
- Does the company operate party buses or only sedans, SUVs, the Sprinter and coaches, and are the coaches suitable for event groups?
- Are tolls, airport fees and gratuity included in quotes for JFK to Manhattan or Westchester?
- How is a child seat requested, and is there a charge for it?
Written from NYC Luxor Limos's own website (nycluxorlimos.com/fleets, nycluxorlimos.com/jfk-airport-to-central-park-limo-car-services, nycluxorlimos.com/jfk-to-westchester-limo-car-service) and the fleet on record, reviewed October 2026. Operator statements are attributed, not verified — confirm prices, availability and vehicle assignment directly.


