The Fleet
Four vehicle classes for your itinerary.
Photos illustrate vehicle classes. Confirm the assigned vehicle, passenger seats, luggage space, and any accessibility or child-seat requirements for your trip.
Executive Sedan
The daily driver of executive travel
Quiet cabin, composed ride, and a chauffeur who treats the space as your rolling office. The sedan is the default choice for executive days — productive between stops, invisible at the curb, and exactly right for one or two passengers moving on a schedule.
Consider for
- — Solo travelers and pairs
- — Airport transfers with standard luggage
- — Multi-meeting days across San Francisco and Silicon Valley
- — Discreet point-to-point movement
Premium SUV
Room for the people and the baggage
When the party grows past two — or the luggage grows past a trunk — the premium SUV takes over. Elevated seating, generous cargo room, and the same chauffeured standard as the sedan, scaled for families, small teams, and long-trip luggage.
Consider for
- — Small groups and families
- — Airport runs with heavy or bulky luggage
- — Child-seat travel arranged in advance
- — Winter weather and longer distances
Mercedes S-Class
Premium sedan class
A premium sedan option for a hosted arrival or an occasion where the cabin choice matters. Confirm the assigned model, seats, and luggage space before booking; the class illustration is not an assigned vehicle.
Consider for
- — Hosted executive arrivals
- — Couples and special occasions
- — Trips suited to a sedan configuration
Sprinter Van
Group travel without the bus feeling
The Sprinter moves a group the way a sedan moves an executive — together, on time, and without ceremony getting in the way of comfort. Standing-height cabin, real luggage capacity, and a chauffeur managing the logistics while the group manages itself.
Consider for
- — Corporate teams and roadshow crews
- — Wedding parties and event groups
- — Conference and venue shuttling
- — Conference, event, and group airport transfers
Not sure which vehicle?
Tell dispatch your passenger count, luggage, and the shape of the day. The right class is part of every quote — no guesswork on your end.
Hourly planning
San Francisco hourly estimates
Hourly hire has a three-hour minimum. Airport and other one-way transfers receive an exact itinerary quote. Photos illustrate vehicle classes; confirm the assigned vehicle, seats, and luggage space.
| Class | Hourly display | 3-hour estimate | 6-hour estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive Sedan | $120/hr | $360 | $710 |
| Premium SUV | $150/hr | $440 | $870 |
| Mercedes S-Class | $230/hr | $690 | $1390 |
| Sprinter Van | $240/hr | $710 | $1410 |
The complete duration is calculated before rounding, so multiplying the displayed hourly price can differ from the estimate. Published hourly estimates include gratuity and applicable service and card charges. Confirm the final total and any airport access, tolls, parking, or other trip-specific extras in your written quote.
Reservations
Your itinerary, handled.
Share the trip — addresses, flights, passengers — and receive a clear quote before anything is booked. Dispatch takes it from there.