The cars

Two classes of car, chosen for how they ride

We do not offer a long menu. There is a saloon for the journeys where the car should disappear around you, and a people-carrier for the ones where everyone travels together. Both are quiet, comfortable and immaculately kept.

Class one

Executive saloon

  • PassengersUp to 4
  • Large cases2, plus hand luggage
  • Best forOne to three travellers

A full-size executive saloon with a rear cabin built for working or for resting: generous legroom, privacy glass and a ride smooth enough that a call goes on uninterrupted.

It is the car most of our clients book for an airport, a meeting, an evening in town or the long drive home. Two travellers with suitcases sit comfortably; four is the most the car is licensed and belted for.

Class two

Luxury people-carrier

  • PassengersUp to 7
  • Large cases6, plus hand luggage
  • Best forFamilies and parties

A premium people-carrier with individual seats, a cabin high enough to step into rather than climb into, and space behind for a family’s luggage, a set of golf clubs or a wedding party’s changes of clothes.

It keeps a group in one car and one conversation, which is usually the point. For a race day or a wedding it doubles as somewhere comfortable to wait.

In every car

The details we do not leave to chance

The chauffeur

Licensed for private hire, smartly dressed, and briefed on your journey before setting off. Help with luggage is a given; small talk is optional.

The cabin

Still water, phone chargers and an umbrella in every car. A child seat can be fitted if you tell us when you book.

The car itself

Licensed and insured for hire and reward, valeted between journeys, and never smoked in. You book a class rather than a particular car, and we send one of that standard.

Price a journey