Guides & Rankings
Plain-English advice for executive riders — tipping, on-account billing, choosing a vehicle — plus honest rankings of New York’s car services, and a free gratuity tool.
Chauffeur Gratuity & Total-Cost Calculator
Figure the right tip on the right number — on the fare, never the tolls — and get the all-in total, with auto-gratuity handled so you never tip twice.
Open the calculator →NYC car service rankings
The Best Executive Car Services in NYC (2026)
Seven chauffeured houses an individual executive can keep on standing account in New York — ranked for the daily rider, not the one-off charter.
Read →The RegisterThe Best On-Account Car Services in NYC (2026)
For the executive who never wants to see a card reader: seven New York houses that bill to a personal or corporate account and reconcile monthly.
Read →The RegisterThe Best Hourly Chauffeur Services in NYC (2026)
When the day is a string of meetings rather than a single ride: seven houses for as-directed, by-the-hour executive work.
Read →Advice for executive riders
How Much to Tip a Chauffeur: An Executive’s Etiquette Guide
The standard is 18–20% — but on what, exactly, and what happens when gratuity is already on the invoice. The short, correct version.
Read →The Desk NoteOn Account: How Executive Car Billing Actually Works
What a personal car account is, how a monthly statement is built, and why it beats a card at the curb for the daily rider.
Read →The Desk NoteSedan or SUV: Choosing the Right Executive Car
The honest decision tree for the daily rider — when the sedan is right, when the SUV earns its keep, and when neither is the answer.
Read →The Desk NoteExecutive Car vs. Rideshare: What the Daily Rider Is Actually Buying
Beyond the per-ride price, the real comparison is continuity, accountability and discretion. Where each genuinely wins.
Read →Reserve your executive car
One call or 90 seconds online books a chauffeured sedan or SUV. Flat rates, no surge, 24/7 — a person answers, and the car is arranged.