The most important thing first: the service is identical in every class. Name board, flight tracking, fixed price, and luggage help are always included. What differs is the vehicle — and with it space, comfort, and presence.
Economy: The Sensible Classic
Modern, well-kept saloons (e.g. Škoda Superb) for up to 3 passengers with normal luggage. For the ride into the city (about 25 minutes), the rational choice — the city centre from €45, Cologne from €300.
Business Class: The Long-Distance Upgrade
Mercedes E-Class or comparable, for up to 4 passengers: more legroom, quieter ride, finer interior. On routes of 2 hours and more (Stuttgart, Basel, Düsseldorf) the difference is physically noticeable — for a premium of only around 11% (Stuttgart: €324 in Economy, €359 in Business). Details: Business Class transfer.
First Class: The Statement
A Mercedes S-Class for guests where the car is part of the message — board-level pickups, VIPs, special occasions.
Business Van: The Pragmatist
Up to 8 passengers plus luggage (Mercedes V-Class) — for families and teams, almost always the right answer.
On a 15-minute city ride every car is comfortable — on four hours to Munich, the E-Class is a different life.
Our Honest Recommendation
Short hop: Economy is completely fine. Long distance or working in the car: Business pays off. Representation: First. Four people with light luggage: Business Class; more than four, or four with full-size suitcases: van, no debate. All vehicles with prices: our fleet — or check availability directly.
