What you are actually paying extra for
"Luxury" gets attached to a lot of ordinary vehicles, so here is what it means here: a full-size Chevrolet Suburban or equivalent, air conditioning that keeps up in August, leather seating for up to five with real legroom in the second row, and a cargo area that swallows five checked bags without touching anyone's knees. The driver is bilingual, the vehicle is late-model and bottled water is already on board. What it is not is a different service — the flight tracking, the free waiting time, the driver holding your name at the exit and the flat all-in price are identical to every other transfer we run. You are paying for space and quiet on the drive, not for a better version of the promise.
