- How much does a car by the hour cost?
- A standard sedan is $65 per hour plus gratuity, used as directed for as long as you need it. SUV, luxury SUV and Sprinter vehicles are quoted on request, and any minimum hours, tolls or parking are stated in your written quote before you commit.
- How much is a car for the whole day?
- Full-day as-directed service starts at a $650 flat rate for a standard sedan. It suits non-stop days when a few hours is not enough, and the included hours and mileage are confirmed in writing before the day.
- What is the difference between hourly and point-to-point?
- Point-to-point is one trip from A to B at a set price. Hourly keeps the car and chauffeur with you for an agreed block of time, so you can add stops, wait somewhere and change your mind without rebooking.
- Is there a minimum number of hours?
- Minimums vary by date and vehicle and are stated plainly in your written quote before you commit. Nothing is applied that you have not seen in advance.
- Can I extend on the day?
- Usually, if the chauffeur has no booking immediately after yours. Ask as early in the day as you can, and any additional time is confirmed with a revised quote.
- Does the chauffeur wait with the car between stops?
- Yes. That is the point of hourly service — the vehicle stays with you, luggage and coats can be left in it, and you are not searching for a ride after each stop.
- Is hourly service good value for an airport run?
- Rarely. A straight airport transfer is normally better as point-to-point. Hourly earns its keep when there are several stops, uncertain timings, or a day you want covered end to end.