Who books this service
- Families on arrival — Four to six guests with checked bags and a car-seat or two — the SUV handles the family of four plus two grandparents without a bag squeeze.
- Mid-size corporate teams — Three to five executives into one vehicle for an airport roadshow or multi-stop day — one car, one chauffeur, one invoice.
- Private-aviation parties with gear — Golf clubs, ski bags, hard camera cases, trade-show samples. SUV cargo floors swallow bulk the sedan trunk won't.
What's included
- Cadillac Escalade / Chevrolet Suburban or similar (class guaranteed, exact model by availability)
- Capacity: up to 6 guests, 5 full-size bags
- Upfront pricing from $185 minimum per booking
- Hourly from $125/hr with a 4-hour minimum
- Bottled water, phone chargers (USB-C + Lightning), tinted rear glass
Why the Executive SUV is the right class for four to six
Three details drive the choice. First, bag floor: the full-size three-row cargo area holds five 28-inch checked bags flat without touching the third row — the sedan trunk tops out at two. Second, headroom: real third-row seating for adults, not a jump-seat compromise. Third, visibility: a higher ride height opens the arrival-hall sightlines for guests who are not driving, which also helps mobility-restricted guests enter and exit without a crouch.
Cadillac Escalade vs Chevrolet Suburban — when each is right
Both are full-size, body-on-frame, three-row SUVs built on the same GM platform. The Cadillac Escalade is the flagship — leaned toward quiet with class-leading cabin acoustics and the most premium interior trim. The Chevrolet Suburban is the extended-wheelbase cousin, with the deepest cargo floor and the most third-row legroom of the two. For a principal arriving at an FBO, the Escalade is the typical pick; for a party of six with full ski bags or a trade-show load, the Suburban's extra wheelbase is often the smarter choice. Chauffyr guarantees class, not model; the exact unit varies with the local fleet.
Capacity and luggage math
A Chauffyr Executive SUV comfortably seats six adults with five full-size checked bags behind the third row, or four adults with eight checked bags when the third row is folded. Golf foursomes, mountain-bike parties, and camera-crew runs fit without a roof rack. For seven to eight guests with full bags, upsize to the Jet Sprinter Van; for nine to thirteen, take the long-wheelbase Executive Sprinter.
Typical SUV routes & reference distances
The SUV is the default class for small-group airport transfers, FBO pickups with gear, and corporate team moves worldwide. Upfront USD quotes cover tolls, airport fees and fuel on every one of these pairs.
Policies — wait time, flight tracking, cancellation
Every airport SUV booking includes 60 minutes of complimentary wait starting from actual landing, not scheduled, and a live FlightAware feed watches the inbound flight from pushback onwards. Non-airport pickups include 15 minutes of complimentary wait; overages are billed in 15-minute increments. Standard point-to-point and airport SUV bookings can be cancelled free up to 2 hours before pickup; wedding, event, and multi-vehicle holds carry longer cancellation windows (confirmed on the written quote). Upfront-quoted airport car service means no distance meter mid-trip — the quote is the fare you pay.
Chauffyr SUV vs premium rideshare XL
Three practical differences. One, your confirmed SUV quote is locked when you book, no post-ride adjustment, no mystery fuel surcharge. Two, your chauffeur is background-vetted, trained in protocol, and insured with higher commercial limits than any rideshare class carries. Three, you have a 24/7 US-based desk if anything goes wrong on the ground — a real person answers the first ring and keeps answering through the ride. For four-to-six-guest executive transport and FBO arrivals with gear, the Executive SUV is the right class.