Sedans and 7-seaters, nothing bigger

By headcount and luggage. One to four passengers travelling light go in a Sonata, Camry or Civic; families, groups and anyone with real luggage go in the Kia Carnival or the Mitsubishi Xpander. On the daily Dubai to Abu Dhabi runs the sedans carry the regulars and a 7-seater goes on when the morning fills up.

You can ask, and on a private booking made a day or two ahead we will usually manage it. On shared seats and short-notice trips you get whichever of the five is free that morning. Say the model you want when you send the booking on WhatsApp rather than on the day.

A sedan boot holds two large cases and a couple of cabin bags, which is fine for two people. In the Carnival or the Xpander you can fold the back row down and carry the same number of bags as passengers, which is why airport runs with a family go in one of those. If the count of bags is higher than the count of people, ask for the 7-seater when you book.

All five are registered, insured and air conditioned, and they are cleaned between runs. They cover the Dubai to Abu Dhabi corridor most days, roughly 130 to 150 km each way, so servicing is kept to schedule rather than left until something fails. You are welcome to see them at the Al Quoz office before you book.

No, we do not carry child seats in the vehicles. If you need one, bring your own and the driver will help fit it. The Carnival and the Xpander have the room for it more comfortably than a sedan does.

No. The fleet stops at the Kia Carnival and the Mitsubishi Xpander; we do not run buses or coasters. A group bigger than seven travels in two vehicles, which we quote as one booking.