Cadillac Escalade Service in Nashville.
The vehicle the black car standard is measured against — chauffeur-driven, TLC-permitted, and dispatched by the owner. $125 per hour — 2 hour minimum.
One rate. Nothing bolted on.
$125 per hour — 2 hour minimum. Flat rate — the quote you approve is the price.
BNA airport transfers from $125 flat — flight tracked, curbside departures.
The quote you approve is the price — no surge, no surprise line items. All rides based on availability.
Built for the back seat.
Captain’s chairs, rear entertainment screens, and a panoramic roof — the Escalade is designed around the passenger, not the driver. Quiet, composed, and unmistakable at the curb.
Executive airport runs, date nights, client transport, and full-day hourly service — this is the vehicle most requests land on.
Request the Escalade.
Send the date, time, and plan — dispatch confirms availability and a quote you approve before anything is booked.
No app, account, or login required.Escalade FAQ.
What does the Escalade cost?
$125 per hour flat, with a 2 hour minimum. BNA airport transfers from $125 flat. The quote you approve is the price.
Will the exact vehicle in the photos pick me up?
Every photo on this page is a real photo of a real car we run — not a stock image. The car we dispatch for your ride may be a different one than the car in the picture: the same six-passenger layout, two captain’s chairs in the second row and a three-seat bench in the third, the same driver standard. If you have a specific look in mind — blacked-out, or the more executive premium trim — say so when you book and dispatch will match it or tell you straight what’s available on your date. The front passenger seat is always open to anyone who wants it, and we encourage it for riders prone to motion sickness.
How do airport pickups work?
We track your flight, so an early landing or a delay moves the car without a call from you. For BNA arrivals, your chauffeur and dispatch confirm the meeting point and send the instructions for your reservation. See our airport transfer guide for the pickup walkthrough. Departure transfers drop off at the airline’s terminal curb. With all six seats in use, luggage room behind the third row is the tightest of our three SUVs; tell dispatch your bag count when you book and we’ll steer you to the ESV or Suburban if the bags need it.
How do I book?
Lots of ways. Submit a request through the website, or reach us on whichever direct channel you already use — text, WhatsApp, email. The direct channel is the better choice if you want to avoid unwanted spam and solicitations: it opens a one-to-one line with dispatch and nothing else. Once availability is confirmed, deposits and payment are arranged around your needs and preferences. We reserve the right to ask for a deposit, especially for pickups outside Nashville and for group vehicle reservations. Payment in full is expected at pickup. For those who’d rather pay and be done with it, instant pay-now through the website is coming soon.
Have a request that isn’t on this page?
Ask. We take pride in being flexible, and we’ll try to accommodate any need or request you bring us — a specific pickup spot, a stop on the way, a car seat, a quiet ride, a particular kind of music or none at all, an early start, a late finish. If you have something in mind, just say it when you book. The answer is usually yes, and when it can’t be, dispatch tells you straight before you commit.
Tell us the trip. We’ll tell you if the Escalade fits.
A real person.
Reviews your request and replies with the best vehicle, timing, availability, and next step before anything is confirmed.
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Wondering what a trip should cost? Our rates are published — and a human confirms every number before you commit.