MIA to Palm Beach

A car for every kind of arrival

Every class comes with the same promises: a tracked flight, a name sign inside MIA arrivals, and a fixed fare with the waiting, tolls and parking already inside it.

Business

33

Cadillac XTS or similar

The default for the run north. Seventy miles is long enough that seat comfort matters more than badge, and this is the class most island regulars book without thinking about it.

Business SUV

66

Chevy Suburban or similar

The right answer whenever golf clubs are involved, or when a family arrives for a stay rather than a weekend. Six seats and a cargo bay that swallows a season’s worth of cases.

First Class

33

Mercedes S-Class range

A quiet cabin for the ninety minutes up I-95. Chosen most often for arrivals that go straight to a dinner or a board meeting rather than to a hotel room.

Luxury SUV

66

Cadillac Escalade range

First Class finish with the space of the SUV. The usual request for Breakers and Gardens arrivals where the luggage is as considered as the itinerary.

Sprinter Van

1414

Mercedes Sprinter

Fourteen seats and fourteen bags in one fixed price. Conference groups into Rosemary Square and equestrian parties heading to Wellington both travel better this way than in a convoy.

Limo & Party Bus

1010

Stretch limo / party bus

For the occasions the island still dresses for. Charity season galas, weddings at the oceanfront resorts, and anniversaries that deserve more than a sedan at the door.

Not sure which class fits?

Start a booking and the quote screen shows every available vehicle for your exact trip, priced side by side. Two adults with dive gear need different math than fourteen cousins with a week of luggage.

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