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Two months ago I hired a driver to take me to an airport. He arrived in a mini Cooper, and I am sharing this story because this was the most uncomfortable ride of my life. The driver was perfectly polite and very professional, but he is just starting up his own company and apparently, this is the only car he presently owns. If you are a chauffeur, please avoid using this car like the plague. My knees were in such agony by the end of the two-hour ride that I felt like screaming. Every time we hit a bump, my head hit the ceiling. I was squashed between two friends, and we were all miserable. I most certainly did not get what I paid for with this service. I am a rather tall individual, and this car was a nightmare to be a passenger in. If you want to accommodate all passengers, do not drive a mini Cooper. I would also suggest avoiding the Ford Escort, which makes for another wildly uncomfortable ride. This is especially true if you plan on transporting more than just a few people at a time. It is not advisable for a chauffeur to drive a vehicle that can barely hold three passengers.