Limo Businesses for sale in Canada

List company, vehicle, owner and driver licences for every municipality and province served. Confirm application, change-of-control and inspection requirements before assuming the existing service can operate immediately after closing.

Verify title, leases, liens, mileage, maintenance, inspection status and permitted vehicle age for every limousine. Budget replacements where local vehicle-for-hire rules shorten the remaining commercial life in each municipality.

Review permits, preferred-supplier agreements, booking history, commission terms and cancellation rights. Determine whether dispatch access and client contacts belong to the company or to the departing owner and drivers.

Compare policies with passenger capacity, municipalities, airport trips, cross-border work, subcontractors and event services. Review claims, deductibles and driver restrictions, then obtain written acquisition terms before removing conditions.

Check licence status, abstracts, training, availability, pay structure and contractor classification for each driver. Model peak bookings without the owner and identify vehicles that lack dependable driver coverage.

Sample corporate invoices, online reservations, cash trips, gratuities, deposits and cancellations through dispatch and bank records. Include gift certificates, prepaid events, chargebacks and uncompleted journeys as closing liabilities.