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Cadillac and BMW set to impress Chauffeurs at show(0)

American chauffeur businesses will be getting glimpse of the latest offerings from luxury manufacturer Cadillac and BMW at the forthcoming LCT Show in Las Vegas. Read More

Rolls-Royce clients demand bespoke vehicles(0)

More than half of clients who specified a Rolls-Royce Ghost in 2011 turned to bespoke personalisation according the Sussex-based manufacturer. Read More

Chauffeur industry suffers from Government cutbacks(0)

The number of ministers provided a car and chauffeur has fallen from 78 to 13 as part of the Government’s plan to cut the deficit. Read More

London firm expands biodiesel-fuelled cars(0)

London based Greentomatocars has expanded its fleet of environmentally-friendly private hire vehicles with the addition of biodiesel-fuelled 8-passenger MPVs and executive cars. Read More

West One almost clinches Fleet Award(0)

WestOne Cars, a leading provider of private hire passenger car services, came runner up in the ‘Best Large Private Sector Fleet’ category at the Energy Saving Trust’s 2011 Fleet Hero Awards. The results were announced at an awards ceremony in London recently. Read More

Tristar makes move to combat Winter(0)

Tristar Worldwide has taken delivery of 53 Volvo XC vehicles over the past month to help it cope with bad weather which grinds some chauffeur companies to a halt. Read More

Get the edge on your chauffeur competitors(0)

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Chauffeur warns of income protection flaws(0)

For any self-employed chauffeur, it’s paramount correct income protection insurance is secured in case the worse happens – but a chauffeur is warning the industry to check their insurance pay-out terms following a recent case. Read More

Addison Lee to buy Lewis Day brand(0)

London’s largest minicab company, Addison Lee, has announced that it is to acquire passenger car operations of Lewis Day Transport. Read More

Daimler to put brakes on Maybach production(0)

Daimler is to axe its struggling Maybach luxury limousine after years of disappointing sales since the German carmaker relaunched the brand almost a decade ago. Read More