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4 Seater Car
One to four people, two large cases, the easiest vehicle to place anywhere.
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Our fleet of vehicles runs from a 4 seater car for a single business trip to a 77 seater coach for the largest group booking, every one of them with a professional driver included. This page is a capacity guide to help you choose, with a link to every vehicle's own page for specs, luggage guidance and FAQs.
Cars, MPVs, minibuses and coaches, each suited to a different kind of group and journey.
The 4 seater car is the only car in the fleet, built for one to four people travelling light rather than a group with luggage.
The three MPVs, from 6 to 8 seats, give families and small groups more room than a car without the size of a minibus.
The minibuses, from 9 to 24 seats, are the most frequently booked part of the fleet, suiting everything from a school run to a wedding party.
The coaches, from 29 to 77 seats, add a dedicated luggage hold and an onboard restroom, built for larger groups and longer journeys.
Every vehicle, whatever the size, comes with a professional licensed driver as standard; nobody in your group needs to drive, find parking or plan the route.
We arrange vehicles from this fleet for groups right across the UK, whether that is a car collecting a visitor in London or a coach taking a year group out of Manchester.
If you already know roughly what size you need, jump straight to that vehicle's own page from the list below for the full spec table, luggage guidance and FAQs. If you are not sure, the capacity guide and comparison table below will help.
Every page in this fleet links to the size one below and one above it, so you can compare neighbouring options rather than reading every page from scratch to find the right fit.
A guide from the smallest to the largest vehicle in the fleet.
| Group size | Suggested vehicle | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 4 people, travelling light | 4 seater car | A car with a driver for business trips, station pickups and airport runs. |
| 4 to 6, with family luggage | 6 seater MPV | More boot space than a car, without a minibus's size. |
| 6 to 7, a wedding party or evening group | 7 seater MPV | Adds privacy windows and an entertainment system. |
| 7 to 8, golf days and executive transfers | 8 seater MPV | The largest MPV, still car-like in feel. |
| 9 to 12, small groups and school runs | 9 seater minibus | The smallest true minibus in the range. |
| 12 to 16, a growing group | 12 seater minibus | A popular size for clubs and small parties. |
| 16 to 24, a full class or large party | 16 seater minibus | One of the most frequently booked sizes. |
| 20 to 24, the largest minibus | 24 seater minibus | The top of the minibus range, just below the coaches. |
| 25 to 33, school classes and midi coach trips | 29 seater coach | The entry point into the coach range, with a hold and restroom. |
| 40 to 55, year groups, weddings and events | 49 seater coach | The standard full-size coach for larger groups. |
| 60 to 77, the largest single departures | 70 seater coach | For very large weddings, staff parties and major events. |
Not sure where your group fits? Send the passenger count and luggage, and we will recommend a size. This table deliberately skips a few in-between sizes; the full 18-vehicle list below fills in every step.
Grouped by type, smallest to largest within each group, each name linking to its own page for the full specification and FAQs.
The smallest, most discreet vehicles, for light travel and small numbers, and the easiest in the fleet to place at a tight pickup point. The MPVs give a little more room than the car, without a minibus's size, for a family or small group that outgrows the smallest vehicle.
One to four people, two large cases, the easiest vehicle to place anywhere.
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The most frequently booked part of the fleet, for groups from 9 to 24, covering everything from a small club outing to a full wedding guest list.
The smallest true minibus, for small parties and school runs.
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A popular size for clubs, small groups and families travelling together.
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One of the most booked sizes, for classes, teams and larger parties.
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A luggage hold and onboard restroom as standard, for larger groups and longer journeys, split into midi, full-size and high-capacity bands as the seat count climbs.
The smallest true coach, for classes, clubs and small tours.
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The largest midi coach, for secondary schools and weekends away.
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The standard full-size coach, for year groups and large weddings.
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For very large weddings, staff parties and big travelling support.
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The largest coach we arrange, for the biggest group bookings.
View 77 Seater CoachA quick sense of what each category is usually booked for.
The car and smaller MPVs cover journeys where discretion, parking and ease of access matter more than seats: a station pickup, a business meeting, or a couple heading to the airport.
The larger MPVs and smaller minibuses suit family trips, small groups and the first step up once a car would be too tight for luggage or passengers.
Minibuses from 9 to 24 seats cover the widest range of bookings: school runs, club outings, weddings, airport transfers and corporate travel all draw heavily on this part of the fleet, which is why it is the single most frequently booked category.
Coaches cover everything a minibus has outgrown: whole year groups, large weddings, long-distance journeys and major events where a luggage hold and an onboard restroom matter, and where splitting into two smaller vehicles would add more coordination than it solves.
A car or small MPV meeting a flight or train, with luggage tracked to the real arrival time.
Group airport transfersMPVs and smaller minibuses for holidays, day trips and family occasions.
Family travelThe widest-used part of the fleet, from a single class to a full guest list.
Most of these bookings sit comfortably within the minibus range before ever needing a coach.
Wedding guest transportCoaches for year groups, big events and intercity travel.
These are the bookings where driver hours, hold space and a safe pickup point all matter more than for a short local trip.
Nationwide travelBeyond seat count, four things set the categories apart.
| Type | Seats | Luggage | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car | 4 | Two large cases | Light travel, one to four people |
| MPV | 6 to 8 | Family cases or a buggy, more at 8 seats | Families, small groups, golf days, weddings |
| Minibus | 9 to 24 | Overhead racks, generous at the larger sizes | Schools, clubs, parties, most group trips |
| Coach | 29 to 77 | A dedicated hold, from midi to full-length | Large groups, long journeys, major events |
Every category includes a professional driver, air conditioning and reclining seats as standard; the differences are really about capacity and luggage. Think of the jump between categories as a step in practicality, not a step in comfort, since nothing about the ride itself gets worse as the vehicle gets bigger.
A rough pattern, though plenty of bookings cross these lines, and none of them should stop you booking whatever genuinely fits your group.
Business travellers and couples mostly book the car or the smaller MPVs, where discretion and ease of parking matter more than seats.
Families book the larger MPVs and the smaller minibuses, where luggage and child seats shape the decision as much as headcount.
Schools, clubs and wedding parties are the biggest users of the minibus range, from a small team to a full class or guest list.
Large events, long journeys and whole organisations move into the coach range, where a luggage hold and an onboard restroom become genuinely useful.
None of these patterns are strict rules; a business might book a 16 seater minibus for a team day, or a family might choose a coach for a big reunion. The categories are a starting point, not a limit on what fits your plan.
If your trip spans more than one of these categories, such as a car for an arriving speaker alongside a coach for everyone else, both can be quoted together as one enquiry rather than two separate bookings.
Discreet, car-like vehicles for one to eight passengers.
Executive travelMPVs and smaller minibuses with room for holiday luggage.
Family travelMinibuses and midi coaches for classes, teams and societies.
School trip minibus hireEverything from a bridal MPV to a full guest coach.
Wedding guest transportFull-size and high-capacity coaches for the biggest bookings.
Corporate travelA rough guide; each vehicle's own page gives the full detail.
The car and the smaller MPVs suit light travel: a handful of cases, not a full set of holiday luggage for everyone on board.
Minibuses have more generous overhead storage, suiting most group trips without needing a dedicated hold.
Coaches add a separate hold underneath, built for everything from day bags to a full set of overnight cases, depending on the size.
If your group's luggage looks unusual in any way, from golf clubs to musical instruments to camping gear, the safest approach is always to mention the exact items when you book rather than guessing which vehicle will take them.
| Passengers | Luggage | What we would suggest |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 4 people, light luggage | Two large cases | 4 seater car. The right fit for light travel. |
| 4 to 8, family holiday luggage | Cases for the group, a buggy or child seats | 8 seater MPV. Comfortable for most family trips. |
| 9 to 24, most group luggage | Overhead racks, generous at the larger sizes | 16 seater minibus. Fits most school, club and party luggage. |
| 25 or more, or heavy luggage | A dedicated hold underneath | 29 seater coach. The right fit once a hold matters. |
Mention golf clubs, instruments or anything bulky when you book, whatever size you need, so we can confirm it fits before the day rather than discovering a squeeze at the pickup point.
The same process whether you need the smallest car or the largest coach, so there is nothing extra to work out once you know roughly what size you need.
The two together, not just the headcount, are what decide the right vehicle.
If a smaller or larger vehicle would suit your plan better, we will say so.
Covering the vehicle, the route and anything you have specified, with no obligation to book.
A final check of passenger numbers, pickup time and any last-minute changes.
In good time, with your booking details already known.
Plain explanations for anyone comparing vehicles for the first time, since a few of these words come up throughout the individual fleet pages.
A people carrier, larger than a car but more car-like than a minibus, available in 6, 7 and 8 seat sizes.
A more compact coach, from 29 to 33 seats, that can reach tighter pickup points than larger coaches.
A standard large coach, from 49 to 55 seats, with a full-length luggage hold.
The largest coaches, from 70 to 77 seats, reserved for the biggest single group bookings.
The vehicle one size down and one size up from the one you are looking at, shown on every fleet page to help you compare.
The separate storage space underneath a coach, used for bags and equipment rather than the seats, overhead racks or aisle.
Short answers on sizing and features across the fleet, covering the questions people ask most before choosing between two sizes or two categories.
The 4 seater car, for one to four passengers travelling light, such as a business trip or a station pickup.
The 77 seater coach, the biggest vehicle we arrange, reserved for the largest single group bookings.
Yes. Every vehicle in the fleet, from the car to the largest coach, includes a professional licensed driver as standard.
MPVs (6 to 8 seats) keep a car-like feel with extra room; minibuses (9 to 24 seats) are a step up in both seats and a more practical cabin for groups.
The coaches, from 29 seats upward, have a dedicated hold underneath. Cars, MPVs and minibuses rely on the boot or overhead storage instead.
Wi-Fi is available on several MPVs and on every coach. Check the specific fleet page for what's standard on that vehicle.
Send your passenger count and roughly how much luggage you are carrying, and we will recommend a size rather than leaving you to guess.
Yes. Every fleet page links to the size below and above it, so you can compare before booking.
Yes. Tell us the full passenger breakdown, including ages of any children, and we will suggest a size that keeps everyone comfortable.
Describe your group and luggage in your own words when you enquire, and we will work out the right fit rather than forcing it into a category.
Yes. A smaller vehicle for a VIP guest alongside a coach for the main group is a common pairing, and both can be quoted together.
We don't publish prices on this site, since the right figure depends on the vehicle, distance and date. Every enquiry gets its own written quote.
Send your passenger count and luggage, and we will recommend a size and reply with a written quote. Need a larger coach? See our coach hire guide.