Passenger Vans

Passenger Van Service in Nashville.

Two chauffeur-driven vans — a Ford Transit 350 XLT seating up to fourteen and a Nissan NV Passenger 3500 seating up to ten — with real luggage room and one professional driver. The whole group rides together instead of splitting across three cars.

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Up to 10 Passengers

Nissan NV Passenger 3500.

The classic ten-seater — leather seating, one professional driver, and a flat rate that never moves. Airport arrivals, family trips, and night-out groups of up to ten.

$125/hr flat.

Not available on Saturdays before 9pm.

Nissan NV Passenger 3500 10-passenger van — Nashville group transportation
Inside the NV

Leather seating for ten.

Leather through the cabin, climate to every row, and a cargo area that actually takes suitcases and golf bags — the difference between a shuttle and a chauffeured van you would put a client in.

Inside the Nissan NV Passenger 3500 — leather seating for up to ten passengers
Up to 14 Passengers

Ford Transit 350 XLT.

The big van — up to fourteen passengers and their luggage in one vehicle, one driver, one arrival time. Available for any group size, one to fourteen: smaller groups ride it at the same rate as the Nissan.

$125/hr up to 8 passengers · $150/hr for more than 8.

White Ford Transit 350 XLT 14-passenger van — Nashville group transportation
Inside the Transit

Fourteen seats. Zero squeeze.

Four full rows of belted seating, climate through the cabin, and room left for the bags — the whole wedding party, bachelorette crew, or conference team moves as one.

Inside the Ford Transit 350 XLT — seating for up to fourteen passengers
Where It Works

Built for the trips that don’t fit an SUV.

Airport runs. Ten arriving guests and their bags in one curbside pickup at BNA, flights tracked, one point of contact.

Wedding parties. Bridal party to the venue, family between hotel and reception, everyone back at the end of the night — booked by the hour so the timeline can move.

Corporate teams. Site visits, client dinners, and conference days where the team should arrive together and keep talking on the way.

Nights out and day trips. Distillery runs, Steeplechase, game days: nobody drives, nobody negotiates a designated driver.

Rear cargo and seating of the 10-passenger van — BNA airport group shuttle
Easy Booking

Questions? Reach dispatch directly.

Not sure which van fits, or working a moving timeline? Text, WhatsApp, or email — a human replies with availability and a quote you approve before anything is booked.

No app, account, or login required.
Questions

Passenger Van FAQ.

What do the vans cost per hour?

The Nissan NV Passenger 3500 (up to 10 passengers) is a flat $125 per hour and is not available on Saturdays before 9pm. The Ford Transit 350 XLT (up to 14 passengers) is $125 per hour for groups up to 8 and $150 per hour for more than 8 — and it can be requested for any group size, one to fourteen. Airport transfers and out-of-town trips are quoted flat by dispatch before you book.

How many passengers does the van seat?

Two vans: the Nissan NV Passenger 3500 seats up to ten plus the driver, and the Ford Transit 350 XLT seats up to fourteen. Both have cargo room behind the last row for luggage, golf bags, or gear.

Van or Sprinter — which one do I need?

Groups up to 14 ride the vans — up to 10 in the 10-passenger van, up to 14 in the Transit. When you want the LED-lit executive cabin and standing headroom, move up to the Sprinter, which seats 13.

Can I book the van by the hour?

Yes. Group hourly works exactly like our hourly chauffeur service — you book the window and every stop inside it is covered.

Do you handle multiple vans for larger groups?

Yes. Larger parties run on multiple vehicles under one dispatch — one plan, one contact, everybody moving together.

Still deciding?

Tell us the group. We’ll tell you which vehicle fits.

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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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