Executive Sedan
Chicago

The Sedan Itself

Our executive sedans are late-model Lincoln Continentals and Mercedes E-Class and S-Class cars, finished in black with black leather — the look a partner or a visiting client expects. The back seat is set up for one or two passengers to work: a fold-down center armrest, climate the rear can control independently, USB charging within reach, bottled water, and onboard Wi-Fi for the ride in from O'Hare. The trunk takes two large cases and a laptop bag comfortably. These are quiet cars — engineered for a cabin where a phone call sounds clear and a nap on a 5am run is actually possible. If you need to seat three colleagues with luggage, step up to the Cadillac Escalade; for a single executive, the sedan is the efficient, lower-cost choice.

Chauffeurs Who Understand Discretion

Corporate travel often means sensitive conversations happen in the back seat. Our chauffeurs are commercially licensed professionals who treat what they overhear as confidential, hold the door without making it a production, and stay off their phones while you work. They wear suits, arrive early, and know the Chicago shortcuts that keep a Gold Coast-to-Midway run on schedule at 4pm on a Thursday. For recurring accounts we assign a consistent driver where possible, so the person handling your CEO's commute already knows the route, the building's loading-dock entrance, and the preferences that make a trip feel routine instead of negotiated.

How Corporate Accounts Work

Opening a corporate account takes a phone call and about 24 hours to set up. Instead of paying per trip, your bookings roll into one monthly invoice with the detail your finance team needs — date, passenger, route, and cost per ride — which removes the expense-report friction of reimbursing individual rideshare charges. Accounts include priority dispatch when capacity is tight, a point of contact who knows your standing instructions, and volume pricing for companies that book regularly. Many Chicago firms use it to replace an inconsistent rideshare policy with a single vendor their clients actually notice.

When Executives Book the Sedan

The most common booking is the airport transfer — a flat $130 to O'Hare or $130 to Midway, billed the same whether traffic is light or the Eisenhower is crawling. After that comes the multi-stop roadshow: the same sedan and driver for a full day of investor meetings or site visits, priced as an all-day rate rather than a string of point-to-point fares. Recurring commutes, late-night departures after a dinner, and visiting-client pickups round out the list. Hourly service runs on a 2-hour minimum from $137/hr. Reserve online, or call (224) 801-3090 to set up an account.