Best Chauffeur vehicles have been crowned

The winners of The Chauffeur Car of the Year Awards 2011 have been decided – but you’ll have to wait a little longer to see what cars have clinched the title.

Almost twenty vehicles were shortlisted for the competition and only three have been crowned the winners in separate categories.

Since 2005, Thechauffeur.com has set out to find the ultimate chauffeur vehicle for the industry and this year is no exception with all cars being judged for their suitability for the working chauffeur.

Editor, Paul Gibson commented; “The awards are getting more difficult every year to judge. There are so many good offers now and manufacturers are constantly battling against each other to offer more value for money.”

He added; “We have heavily concentrated on the offers available exclusively to the chauffeur industry – as thechauffeur.com has been campaigning since 2003 to get the market recognised.’

The winners of each section will be announced on 30th September 2011.

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