You keep what's already in the car. A car seat, a wheelchair ramp, work equipment, gym bag, or just the aux cable set up the way you like it — none of it has to move to a different vehicle.

No surprise about the car you'll be riding in. Rideshare and limo services mean you don't know what car is showing up, who last used it, or how it's maintained. With your own vehicle, you already know its condition and history.

Pricing is simpler to reason about. A flat hourly rate with a clear minimum is easier to budget for than surge pricing or per-trip limo minimums, especially for multi-stop trips or an evening out with several stops.

It fits situations a traditional chauffeur doesn't. Fleet recovery, vehicle transfers, and bringing a car home after a service appointment all require someone to drive your specific vehicle — not a company car.

The vetting standard matters more, not less, when someone else is driving your car. That's why background checks, MVR review, drug screening, and in-person interviews apply to every driver before they take a trip.