Vehicles

Three Classes, One Standard

Late-model executive sedans, luxury SUVs and Sprinter vans. Every vehicle is checked before it goes out — clean, current, and presented the way you would want it to arrive at your door.

Sedan

Lincoln Continental

The default for airport transfers and single-passenger corporate work. Quiet cabin, deep rear legroom, and a boot that takes full-size cases without a negotiation.

3Passengers
3Large cases
$180Barrington to O’Hare
Black Lincoln Continental sedan waiting at a covered entrance in the evening
Rear passenger cabin of a Lincoln Continental with black leather seating and a rear center console
SUV

Cadillac Escalade

For families, golf clubs, ski bags, and the trip where four people and four suitcases have to fit without anyone holding a bag on their lap. Also the usual choice when the weather turns.

6Passengers
6Large cases
$225Barrington to O’Hare
Black Cadillac Escalade at a covered entrance in the evening
Cadillac Escalade with the rear door open showing the passenger cabin
Van

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

Executive seating with room to stand up. This is the vehicle for wedding parties, corporate groups moving together, and any trip where the conversation matters more than the seating chart. More than one can be sent as a single coordinated arrival.

14Passengers
YesStanding headroom
$360Barrington to O’Hare
Black Mercedes-Benz Sprinter executive van at a covered entrance
A line of black Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans at a stone estate entrance at dusk
The Standard

What Every Vehicle Has in Common

Checked before it leaves

Interior detailed, glass clean, tank full. A vehicle that arrives dusty has already told you something about how the rest of the trip will go.

Late-model, black, unmarked

No livery, no advertising, no roof signage. What pulls into your driveway looks like a private car, because that is the point.

The chauffeur comes first

We choose the person before the vehicle. Whichever class you book, it is someone the owner has worked alongside directly — most for more than ten years.

Water, and nothing you did not ask for

Bottled water in every vehicle. No decoration, no branded gifts, no upsell in the back seat.

Common Questions

Vehicles

Can I request a specific vehicle?

You book a class, not a registration number. Tell us at booking if something about the trip matters — a wheelchair-height step, a child seat, oversized luggage, a long drive with three adults in the back — and we will put the right vehicle on it.

Will it be the exact car in these photographs?

These are the vehicles we run, photographed and professionally retouched. The class is what we guarantee: a late-model executive sedan, luxury SUV or Sprinter van, black, unmarked and presented to the standard above.

What if I need wheelchair access?

That is handled by our sister company, Ad Astra Mobility, which runs ramp-equipped vehicles to the same standard. Book directly with them.

Do you provide child seats?

Yes — infant, convertible or booster, requested when you book, $30 each. Illinois law requires the parent or guardian to install the seat.

How many vehicles can you send at once?

Five or more as one arrival, with advance notice. For weddings and corporate movements that is the usual shape of the booking rather than the exception.

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See the Fare

Every class has a published all-inclusive price. Nothing is quoted after the trip.

Book online up to 6 hours before your pickup. Inside 6 hours, call us on (847) 284-5466 and we will arrange it directly.