Executive Sedan · Lincoln Continental
A comfortable black sedan for private airport transfers, executives, couples and point-to-point city transportation.
Vehicle guide
Choose for passengers and luggage
A seat count alone can be misleading. Airport and cruise groups should always consider luggage volume before selecting a vehicle.
Luxury SUV · Chevrolet Suburban
More cabin and cargo room for families, business groups and travellers carrying additional luggage or equipment.
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
A practical group vehicle for YVR, Whistler, conferences, cruise transfers, wine tours and private charters.
Lincoln Stretch Limousine
Traditional stretch limousine service for weddings, graduation, celebrations and occasions where the vehicle is part of the event.
Stretch SUV Limousine
A larger event-focused limousine for groups wanting the stretch experience with more interior room.
Capacity note
Passenger and luggage capacity varies by exact vehicle configuration. For airport, cruise or ski trips, provide the number and approximate size of bags before relying on passenger capacity alone.
Vehicle selection
Choose the vehicle for the hardest part of the trip
The right vehicle is determined by more than the number of seats. Luggage, child seats, ski gear, mobility needs, wedding clothing and the length of the journey can all change what is comfortable and practical.
Sedan
Best suited to individual executives, couples and small parties travelling with moderate luggage. It keeps airport and corporate travel discreet and efficient.
SUV
Adds both passenger flexibility and cargo room. It is a common choice for families, airport luggage, cruise transfers and longer private routes.
Sprinter
Designed for private groups that want to remain together. It is especially useful when the group carries multiple full-size bags or equipment.
Stretch limousine
Selected mainly for weddings, graduation and occasions where the vehicle is part of the experience, rather than for maximum luggage efficiency.
Questions to answer before selecting a vehicle
How many passengers are travelling at the busiest point? How many full-size suitcases or oversized items will be carried? Does the group need child seats? Is the trip local or several hours long? Will everyone remain in the vehicle for the entire itinerary? Those answers give a more reliable recommendation than passenger count alone.
For airport and cruise groups near a vehicle’s maximum capacity, luggage is usually the deciding factor. For weddings and events, the layout and purpose of the vehicle may matter more than cargo room.
How we match the vehicle
Airport and cruise travel
Luggage drives the decision. A Suburban may be better than a sedan for four people with checked bags, and a Sprinter may be better than an SUV for six travellers with full luggage.
Corporate travel
Executive sedans and SUVs provide a discreet presentation. Sprinters allow small teams to stay together between hotels, venues and meetings.
Weddings and celebrations
Stretch limousines are event vehicles. The exact passenger capacity and minimum booking period should be confirmed for the specific date and vehicle.