Start with the bags, not just the seats
A vehicle advertised for six passengers may not be practical for six people plus six large suitcases, carry-ons, ski bags and a child seat. Give the operator a realistic luggage count, including oversized pieces.
SUVs and Sprinters solve different problems
Luxury SUVs are useful for families and small executive groups that need more cargo room than a sedan. Sprinter-style passenger vans are better for larger parties or groups carrying substantial luggage, but the exact seating and cargo configuration varies by vehicle.
Oversized equipment should be disclosed early
Golf clubs, ski and snowboard bags, mobility devices, instrument cases and trade-show materials can change the correct vehicle choice. It is better to reserve extra capacity than to discover at the curb that the luggage will not fit.
When you are ready to compare a provider
After the route, timing and vehicle requirements are clear, you can review live vehicle and rate options. Compare the provider’s current availability, complete quoted price, vehicle details and terms against the planning points in this guide before booking.
