Operators invited find best chauffeur vehicle

As The Chauffeur Car of the Year Awards 2011 continue to be judged, the chauffeur industry is being invited to nominate the vehicles they want to see awarded.

A total of 22 luxury vehicles have been nominated and the judges are putting the vehicles through a number of tests which will result in a total of four cars being awarded in separate categories.

Now, thechauffeur.com which created the awards in 2005 has launched a dedicated online survey which allows chauffeurs to enter their opinions on the vehicles they operate. Sections such as build quality, economy, boot space, ride and comfort and pricing can all be marked.

Last year, the winners of the awards were the Bentley Flying Spur, BMW 730Ld, Hyundai i800 and Mercedes-Benz E-Class.

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