One chauffeur, all day
The same professional for the whole booking, who learns your schedule instead of meeting you cold at every stop.
The car and the chauffeur stay with you for the day. No re-booking between stops, no waiting for a match, no explaining where you are standing.


Hiring a private driver in Phoenix is the right call whenever your day has more than two stops in it. Instead of booking a separate ride each time and waiting at the curb between them, one chauffeur and one vehicle are assigned to you for a block of hours. Your luggage, laptop and coats stay in the car. You walk out, the door opens, and you go.
It is how visiting executives handle a day of meetings across the Camelback corridor and downtown, how families handle a wedding weekend, and how groups handle a Scottsdale dinner-and-drinks circuit where nobody wants to drive. It is also the simplest way to see Sedona, Jerome or the Grand Canyon from Phoenix without anyone losing a day to driving.
Hourly hire starts at a three-hour minimum and runs as long as you need it, including full eight- and ten-hour days. You set the itinerary, and you can change it mid-day - that is the point of having the car with you.
What you get
The same professional for the whole booking, who learns your schedule instead of meeting you cold at every stop.
Add a stop, drop one, run late. The car is yours for the block - no re-booking and no new fare each time.
Bags, samples, coats and gifts ride with you between stops rather than being carried through every lobby.
An executive sedan for one, an Escalade ESV for six, a Sprinter for fourteen, a party bus for twenty.
Book three hours or a full ten-hour day. Overtime is billed in fifteen-minute increments at the same rate.
Background-checked chauffeurs who do not discuss passengers, and will happily not make conversation at all.
How it works
Pickup, drop-off and when. Thirty seconds, no account, no card.
Dispatch replies with a fixed, all-in fare. Nothing is paid until you agree it.
In a black car, in business attire, tracking your flight if there is one.
What guests say
Memorial Day weekend — Ben drove us all around. It was a great time!
The car was clean, the driver was also nice.
The Valley calendar
If your trip falls in one of these, reserve early. We hold cars for the whole week and they go in the order they are asked for.
February and March
Fifteen Cactus League parks across the Valley, most of them a short run from Scottsdale and Old Town. We do ballpark drops and the lunch after.
February
The busiest week of the year in North Scottsdale. Parking is the whole problem, and a chauffeur is the whole answer.
January
WestWorld of Scottsdale, all week. We run collectors and guests in and out without anyone looking for a space.
April to June
Stretch limousines and the party bus, booked months ahead. Parents get the itinerary and a chauffeur who sticks to it.
Good to know
Hourly hire is quoted per vehicle with a three-hour minimum, and the rate depends on the vehicle you choose. Call dispatch or send the date, hours and party size through the booking form and we will quote it before you commit.
Yes - that is exactly what hourly hire is for. The chauffeur stays with the vehicle and is ready when you are, whether the stop is twenty minutes or three hours.
Yes. Sedona, Jerome, the Verde Valley wineries, Tucson and the Grand Canyon South Rim are all regular full-day bookings. We handle fuel, parking and the route; you handle the day.
Gratuity is not added automatically unless you ask us to include it. If your chauffeur looked after you well, most guests add fifteen to twenty percent.
It is the same company and the same chauffeurs - "private driver" just describes hiring the chauffeur and car by time rather than for a single point-to-point trip. You can book either way.
Reserve
Reserve a car in under a minute, or call dispatch and we'll handle the rest.