Cadillac CT6 Sedan Service in Nashville.
The long-wheelbase executive sedan — chauffeur-driven, TLC-permitted, and the easiest car in the fleet to step into. Same dispatch, same standard, sedan-quiet.
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.
Long-wheelbase rear seat, panoramic roof, and a cabin tuned for quiet — the CT6 gives executives limousine legroom without the limousine look.
Airport runs, client transport, date nights, and full-day hourly — the sedan for riders who want the back seat, not the third row.
No climbing in. No climbing out.
Sedan-height doors make the CT6 the comfortable answer for anyone who’d rather not scale an SUV — easier on knees, hips, dresses, and dignity.
It’s also the owner’s personal car — maintained, detailed, and driven to his own standard before it ever carries yours.
Request the CT6.
Send the date, time, and plan — dispatch confirms availability and a quote you approve before anything is booked.
No app, account, or login required.CT6 Sedan FAQ.
What does the CT6 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 image here is our own photograph of the CT6. The sedan that picks you up may be a different one of the same class — a BMW 7 Series or a Mercedes S-Class, among others. It seats four, and we recommend it for three or fewer; with a third rider, that person rides up front. It’s the vehicle we point people to when they’d rather not climb in and out of a full-size SUV — limited mobility, a bad knee, a long day already behind them. If you have a preference on make, trim, or look, tell dispatch when you book.
Sedan or SUV — which should I book?
Two or three riders with standard luggage: the CT6 is the quiet, easy-entry pick. Four or more, oversized bags, or anyone who wants the third row: take the Escalade or Suburban. Not sure — tell dispatch the trip and we’ll route you honestly.
How do I book?
Through the website’s request button, or directly with dispatch by text, WhatsApp, or email — the direct route keeps you clear of spam and puts you in a one-to-one conversation. Once we’ve confirmed the car is available, deposit and payment are arranged to your preference. We reserve the right to request a deposit, usually for pickups beyond Nashville or for group reservations; payment in full is due at pickup. Instant pay-now through the website is coming soon.
How do airport pickups work?
We track the flight and time the pickup to your real arrival. At BNA the driver meets you at the commercial lane on the upper level and handles the bags. The trunk takes standard luggage for two or three riders comfortably; four people, or oversized bags, is when we’ll suggest one of the SUVs instead. Departures are curbside, confirmed the day before.
Have a request that isn’t on this page?
Just ask. We take real pride in being flexible — help getting from the door to the car, a pharmacy stop on the way home, a quiet ride with no music, a driver who waits through an appointment. Bring it up when you book; the answer is usually yes, and if it’s ever no, you’ll hear it before you commit.
Tell us the trip. We’ll tell you if the sedan 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.