Executive SUV
Full-size SUV with real luggage room. The right answer for winter roads, golf clubs and long-haul arrivals.
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The quiet workhorse of the fleet. One chauffeur, one clean car, and a fare agreed before you get in.

A chauffeured luxury sedan is the vehicle most Toronto clients actually need. It is discreet, it fits any hotel forecourt or condo drop-off, and it costs a fraction of a stretch. Our sedans are late-model executive cars, detailed between every trip, with bottled water, phone charging and a chauffeur in business dress.
For Pearson runs this is the default choice for one to three travellers. The trunk takes two large suitcases and a carry-on comfortably; if you are travelling with skis, hockey bags or a family's worth of luggage we will move you into an executive SUV rather than pretend a sedan will do it.
Typical vehicles: Lincoln Continental, Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Cadillac XTS, Chrysler 300 or similar
Everything is quoted all-in: the vehicle, the chauffeur, fuel, tolls, parking and taxes. See how our pricing works or read the frequently asked questions.
Full-size SUV with real luggage room. The right answer for winter roads, golf clubs and long-haul arrivals.
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