Town-car category
The previous site published up to three seats and three bags for its town-car option. Reconfirm using the actual bag sizes and assigned vehicle.
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Choose capacity by passengers, bags, accessibility and route—not by appearance alone. Final vehicle category is confirmed with the quote.
Mac’s legacy fleet page lists town cars, executive SUVs, private vans, sprinter vans and group transport. Exact model, age, color and condition are not promised by representative imagery.
The previous site published up to three seats and three bags for its town-car option. Reconfirm using the actual bag sizes and assigned vehicle.
Request a small-party quoteSUV and premium SUV categories are publicly listed for private transfers. Passenger and luggage capacity depends on the assigned unit.
Request an SUV quoteThe previous site published select vans with capacity up to 14 seats and roughly 10–12 bags. Actual configuration must be confirmed.
Request a van quoteSprinter-style vehicles are listed for groups seeking additional cabin space. Ask for the exact seating and luggage layout.
Request a group quoteFor larger movements or luggage-heavy parties, describe every person, bag, child seat and mobility item so the team can plan.
Group planningThe legacy site advertises standby and multi-stop service. Confirm the service window, waiting limits, route and price in writing.
Custom transport
Two groups of the same size may need different vehicles. Luggage, strollers, wheelchairs, sports gear and child seating all affect the practical layout.
Tell Mac’s where you are arriving, where you are going and who is traveling. The team will confirm availability, current pricing and pickup instructions.