NYC Car Service — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx & Staten Island

Car service to and from New York City

Getting around New York City by app has become a coin flip: surge pricing on a rainy Friday, a driver who cancels when he sees the destination, a shared ride that adds three stops. Goldies does it the way car services used to — you call or submit a trip, a dispatcher in our office confirms a flat rate, and a background-checked driver in a clean vehicle shows up when we said he would. We cover every borough: a corporate pickup in Midtown or the Financial District, a family going from Park Slope to JFK, a hospital appointment at Montefiore in the Bronx, a cruise departure from the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook or Manhattan's Pier 88, a ferry connection on Staten Island.

New York drivers at Goldies are exactly that — people who have driven the city for years. They know the Van Wyck is a trap at 4 pm, that the Williamsburg Bridge beats the Midtown Tunnel for most Brooklyn-to-LGA runs, and which cross streets are closed for a street fair this weekend. All tolls, congestion pricing charges, taxes and fees are built into the quote. You'll never see a surprise on the bill.

Because we also serve the entire East Coast, NYC is often the start of a longer trip: Manhattan to Boston for a meeting, Brooklyn to Philadelphia for a wedding, Queens to the Hamptons for the weekend. Those long-distance runs are where a flat rate and a driver you can call back really matter. Choose your vehicle below — Economic, Luxury Sedan, Premium Black SUV, or a van or coach for a group — and submit your trip for a rate.

Around New York City

Our city drivers spend their days between landmarks: Central Park and the Upper East Side museums, Times Square and the Theater District, Wall Street and the World Trade Center, the Brooklyn Museum and Prospect Park, Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, Flushing's Chinatown in Queens, and the Staten Island Ferry at St. George. We run to all three area airports (JFK, LGA, EWR), Penn Station and Grand Central, and every cruise pier in the harbor.