Sprinter Limo

Our fleet includes sprinter limos built by top coachbuilders like Executive Coach Builders, Grech Motors, Royale (Cabot Coach Builders), Midwest Automotive Designs, First Class Customs, Inc., Van Conversion Shop, Westwind Coachworks LLC, Springfield Coach Group, Giannis Custom Interiors, Auto Elite, Big Limo, Global Motor Coach, and Battisti Customs. These are some of the most respected names in the industry, known for their quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each builder offers slightly different floor plans and features, but all deliver a true limousine experience. If you’re looking for something specific—like extra bar sections, custom lighting, or a particular seating layout—let us know and we’ll match you with the right vehicle.

We offer sprinter limos in Moline in every major color including black, white, silver, grey, blue, green, red, and navy. Black and white are the most common and versatile choices, suitable for any type of event from weddings to corporate functions. Silver and grey provide a modern, understated look that photographs well and hides road dust between stops. If you want something unique, we can provide sprinters in blue, green, red, or even custom-wrapped in a color or graphic of your choice for branding or themed events. Interior color schemes typically coordinate with the exterior, featuring either classic tan/beige, contemporary greyscale, or contrasting two-tone upholstery. Whatever your preference, we have a color option that will match your vision.

Every sprinter limo comes standard with leather seating for 8– 15 passengers, dual flat-screen TVs, Bluetooth/DVD sound system, color-changing LED lighting, wet bar with ice chest and glass holders, hardwood or vinyl plank flooring, mirrored or suede ceiling, and rear luggage area. You’ll have multiple USB and 110V outlets for charging devices, coolers for drinks, and tinted windows for privacy. The sound system includes four to six speakers with subwoofer and amplifier. Lighting features full RGB LED strips above windows and floor, pin spots over each seat, and perimeter glow on the headliner. The wet bar includes dual ice chests, champagne bucket, and accent lighting. Climate control uses the OEM roof A/C with additional vents and a separate digital thermostat. There are six USB ports, four 110V outlets, and window shades for privacy.

Sprinter limo rental pricing in Moline starts at $150–$430+ per hour, $1,520–$3,255 per day, or $4.00–$7.95 per mile depending on the exact vehicle, trip details, and time of year. You’ll pay less if you book in winter, do a short local package, or choose a smaller 8–10 passenger sprinter. Highest rates apply to 14–15 passenger models, peak spring/fall Saturdays, one-way transfers with deadhead, or any trip requiring an overnight. Your quote always includes standard gratuity but does not cover parking passes at venues, tolls, or hotel rooms for the driver on out-of-town runs—those are extra. The fastest way to get an exact price is to call us with your full itinerary so we can run the numbers based on current fleet availability.

If you’re trying to decide between a sprinter limo and another vehicle type, here’s how they compare. Versus a traditional stretch limousine (like a Lincoln Town Car or Cadillac Escalade), sprinter limos offer more headroom, easier entry/exit through a sliding door, and better space efficiency—you can stand up inside and move around. Compared to a party bus, sprinter limos are narrower and have fixed seating, but feel more intimate and upscale; they’re ideal for smaller groups who want luxury without stepping up to a full bus. Versus standard sprinter vans (shuttle or executive style), the limo version swaps individual captain’s chairs for perimeter bench seating, adds all the lighting and bar features, and is built for entertainment rather than point-to-point transport. If you need to move 8–15 people and want something that feels like a nightclub on wheels, the sprinter limo hits the sweet spot between size, cost, and amenities.

You should book your sprinter limo in Moline as early as possible—ideally 3 to 6 months in advance—especially if your event falls on a busy weekend or holiday. Spring and summer dates fill up fast due to wedding season, prom nights, and major concerts at venues like the Vibrant Arena at The MARK (formerly TaxSlayer Center) and the Adler Theatre in Davenport. Fall bookings are also competitive because of homecoming dances, college football games, and Oktoberfest celebrations around the Quad Cities. If you’re planning something on short notice, we can still help find available options, but booking early gives you the best selection of floor plans and colors. Last-minute reservations may have limited choices and higher prices, while early bookings lock in preferred vehicles and exact pickup times. If your schedule is flexible, we can accommodate requests with less lead time, but popular dates and larger sprinters will always require more advance notice.