Our car

A Mercedes V-Class, properly looked after.

Long wheelbase, six real seats and a boot behind the third row. This is the car we drive ourselves.

  • Passengersup to 6
  • Large suitcases6
  • USB-C socketsat every seat
  • Wi-Fion board
  • Child seaton request

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Inside

Three hours pass better when the space is real

Naples to Rome takes about as long as a short-haul flight. What makes the difference is what surrounds you while it passes.

  • Light leather, not black

    In summer a dark cabin turns into an oven even with the air on. The seats here are light leather and the rear windows are tinted: you can look out without being looked at, and without cooking.

  • The doors slide

    They open sideways instead of swinging wide. In a tight car park or under a hotel portico you step straight out — no contortions, and no door in the side of the car next to you.

  • The climate works at the back too

    Whoever sits in the back is not stuck with the driver’s choices. A small thing, until six of you travel in August.

  • A boot behind the third row

    Six large cases fit without folding a seat away and without anything ending up on anyone’s lap. With a lot of luggage, this is the one.

The light leather interior of the V-Class, seen through the open side door.The open boot of the V-Class.

On board

Three hours is a lot. Spend them however you like.

Nobody expects you to make conversation. The most appreciated part of this job is a quiet journey — talk if you want to, disappear if you would rather.

  • Work

    A socket at every seat and Wi-Fi on board. Two hours of motorway are two hours of work, if you need them.

  • Sleep

    At four in the morning most people sleep, and rightly so. The seats recline and the blinds are there.

  • Watch it go by

    The stretch between Naples and Cassino at sunset is one of the reasons not to be the one driving.

What car it is, exactly

A long-wheelbase Mercedes-Benz Classe V, 5.37 metres. Automatic gearbox, light leather with wood trim inside, sliding side doors. That is the standard of our own car: what changes from one trip to the next is the road, not what you find on board.

  • Seats6
  • Large cases6
  • Length5.37 m
  • Gearbox9G-TRONIC
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In partnership

E-Class, for one or two travellers

A saloon for when the van is more than you need: two people, two suitcases, a business trip.

This car isn’t ours, and we’d rather say so here than let you find out on arrival: we pass the driving to a colleague with their own private-hire licence, chosen from the people we have worked with for years.

The booking stays with us — you message us, you agree the price with us — and before confirming we tell you who is picking you up. You pay them for the journey, and they give you the receipt or invoice. What happens on board is down to them; what we can vouch for is the choice of who does it.

If the car isn’t ours, you’ll know before you confirm.

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A black Mercedes E-Class, seen from the front three-quarters.

An illustrative photo of the class: the car that arrives is our colleague’s, and its colour and trim may differ.

Photo: Damian B Oh · CC BY-SA 4.0

Which one to pick

Which one to pickClasse VClasse E
Passengers63
Large suitcases62
Driven byLuxury ServiceA licensed partner
Suited toGroups, families, plenty of luggageOne or two people, business trips
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