Four cars, named the way you would ask for them

Standard

4 passengers · 2 large cases

The car most of this work goes out in: an executive saloon or estate for up to four, with an estate boot, which matters when the luggage is a family’s.

• By the hourfrom £62, minimum 3 hours
• A dayfrom £456
• Shortest fare£38

Executive

4 passengers · 2 large cases

The long-wheelbase saloon. Same four seats, more room in the back and a quieter ride — the one to take to a meeting you are working on the way to.

• By the hourfrom £90, minimum 4 hours
• A dayfrom £656
• Shortest fare£60

XL

7 passengers · 6 large cases

Seven seats and six large cases. A family going away for a fortnight, or a team arriving together rather than in three cars.

• By the hourfrom £81, minimum 3 hours
• A dayfrom £589
• Shortest fare£55

Luxe XL

7 passengers · 6 large cases

The seven-seater at its best: the same seats and cases as XL, in the highest-specified van on the fleet. The dearest car here.

• By the hourfrom £81, minimum 3 hours
• A dayfrom £589
• Shortest fare£65

In every car

The things you only notice when they are missing

Bottled water, phone chargers for the usual connectors, and an umbrella. A chauffeur in a suit who carries your bags and does not talk at you unless you want the conversation.

Every car is a licensed private hire vehicle and every chauffeur holds a private hire driver licence. That is not a formality in Oxford: it is what lets the car use the bus gates and set down where a private car may not.

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