The Fleet
Eleven vehicles across three lines. One built for the working week, one for the occasions that deserve more than transport, and one that needs no introduction.
Line One
Three Mercedes-Benz, chosen for the working day. Airports, meetings, stations and dinners, handled without ceremony and without compromise.
Mercedes-Benz
3 passengers · 3 suitcases
The working standard of the fleet. Discreet on a hotel forecourt, quiet at speed, and the right answer for an airport run or a day of meetings.
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Mercedes-Benz
3 passengers · 3 suitcases
Rear seats that recline, acoustic glazing and a ride that flattens Parisian cobbles. The default choice when the passenger matters more than the schedule.
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Mercedes-Benz
7 passengers · 7 suitcases
Standing-height access, facing seats on request and room for a family with skis or a delegation with cases. The workhorse that never feels like one.
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Vehicles held back for the days that are not ordinary. Reserved in advance, prepared individually, and never assigned to a shared schedule.
Mercedes-Maybach
2 passengers · 3 suitcases
Not the Mercedes-Benz S-Class with a badge, but a longer car built around its rear compartment: reclining seats with a calf rest, a fixed centre console and a partition of silence between you and the road.
Mercedes-Maybach
4 passengers · 5 suitcases
The height and presence of a large SUV with the rear cabin of a Maybach saloon. Our answer for families who refuse to trade comfort for luggage space.
Range Rover
4 passengers · 4 suitcases
Understated authority. The vehicle we recommend for long-distance days, country estates and any itinerary that leaves the tarmac behind.
Line Three
Four cars from the marque, each answering a different occasion. All are chauffeur-driven by a member of our team trained specifically on them, and all require advance reservation.
Rolls-Royce
3 passengers · 2 suitcases
The summit of the marque and the only true rival to itself. The extended wheelbase turns the rear compartment into a private room, with a lambswool floor and a partition that closes on the world.
Rolls-Royce
3 passengers · 2 suitcases
The restrained Rolls-Royce. Cleaner lines than the Phantom and less ceremony, which makes it the one to choose when the arrival should register without announcing itself.
Rolls-Royce
4 passengers · 5 suitcases
The marque applied to an SUV, without dilution. Raised seating, a flat load floor and the composure to take a family to Deauville or an estate down an unmade drive.
Rolls-Royce
2 passengers · 2 suitcases
The first electric Rolls-Royce, and a two-door coupé rather than a chauffeur saloon. Reserved for weddings, photography and arrivals where the car is part of the occasion.
On Board
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A private connection in every vehicle, so a call started at the terminal finishes at your address.
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Chilled still and sparkling water as standard. Anything else you drink, tell us once and we remember.
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The cabin is set to your temperature before you reach the car, not after you ask for it.
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Tinted rear glazing, a chauffeur who does not make conversation, and a signed confidentiality undertaking.
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Passengers, luggage, distance and occasion. Four answers are enough for us to recommend the right vehicle and quote it.
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