Jet Sprinter NYC with Driver

What a Jet Sprinter Is

You're an executive assistant with a VP, two directors and three clients, and the day includes a Midtown breakfast, a Hudson Yards meeting and a late flight from Teterboro. The Jet Sprinter is the vehicle for that day. Captain chairs face each other around tables, so the ride can double as a working session.

It's a Mercedes Sprinter with a chauffeur, not a rental you drive. The Jet build gives up seats for space, so it fits smaller groups.

Jet Sprinter Seating

Most Jet builds seat nine. That count matters, so add up everyone, including the person who's "probably" joining. If you're at ten, the Executive build (most seat 14) is the next step up.

The photos on this page show the cabin type. They don't confirm the exact layout on the day, so ask dispatch to confirm the assigned van against your headcount and luggage.

Executive and VIP Use

Typical Jet days include roadshows, board dinners, investor tours and airport runs to Teterboro. For VIP arrivals, put privacy notes in the reservation. Chauffeurs keep the cabin private. Discuss passenger-list handling requirements with dispatch.

If a security contact is traveling with the party, send their number. We can coordinate timing with them so the van is at the right door at the right minute.

Jet vs Executive vs Limo Sprinter

Pick by what the group is doing, not by the photos. Jet is the working cabin. Executive has front-facing rows and a rear luggage bay, and most seat 14, which is the pick for airport days with bags. Limo has lounge seating, no luggage space, and most seat 14, and it belongs to evenings out.

A big team with laptops and luggage usually needs an Executive. A leadership group moving between meetings with just briefcases is the Jet.

Jet Sprinter Quote Pricing

All three builds start at the same rate: $200 an hour with a 3-hour minimum, which is $600. Your quote reflects the itinerary you send, including waiting between meetings. Tolls, taxes and vehicle availability decide the final figure, so read the quote closely.

Which Sprinter build fits the day?

The vehicle depends on the headcount, the luggage and whether people need to work in the cabin.

Request a Jet Sprinter

Send the day's schedule and the headcount so we can confirm the cabin.

1. 1. List the date, pickup time and each stop, with the entrance for every address.
2. 2. Give the headcount and note any bags, laptops or equipment.
3. 3. Add privacy notes, a security contact or an FBO name if the day includes Teterboro.
4. 4. Review the assigned cabin, the pickup plan and the quote before confirming.