Doors that close themselves
Sit down, touch a button, and the coach door draws itself shut. No reaching, no slamming, nothing to do in a wedding dress.
Black on black, blood red within, and near enough silent at speed. One car, one chauffeur, one booking a day — across Glasgow and central Scotland.
Blacked out to the last detail — black paint, black grille, black wheels, black everything. Then the door opens and it's blood red inside. That contrast is the entire point, and it photographs like nothing else on a wedding morning or outside a restaurant at midnight.
Not a black car with chrome trim. Every brightwork detail is darkened, wheels included.
Full red hide front and back, with the lambswool floors and the starlight headliner above you.
Suited, early, and quiet. Doors opened, umbrella out if Glasgow does what Glasgow does.
We don't double-book. Your slot is yours, with no clock-watching between jobs.
A 2018 Ghost kept in immaculate order, finished black on black and sitting on twenty-two inch blacked wheels. Concours condition, because that is the entire product.
Sit down, touch a button, and the coach door draws itself shut. No reaching, no slamming, nothing to do in a wedding dress.
Housed inside the doors themselves. In Glasgow that stops being a novelty by about the second booking.
Theatre screens folded into the seat backs, for the ones who want the journey to be part of the night.
The rear seats lie back properly. On a run to Edinburgh or the airport it is closer to a first-class cabin than a car.
Front and back, wall to wall. Against the black paint it is the single most photographed thing about the car.
Blacked to match, filling the arches the way the standard wheels never do. It changes the car's whole stance.
Half-day and full-day hire across Glasgow, Edinburgh and central Scotland. Every job is quoted properly — tell us the date and we'll come back the same day.
The whole day: collection, ceremony, photographs, on to the reception. Ribbons your colour. This is a 2018 Ghost, not a thirty-year-old wedding car — most couples book 9–14 months out.
Following the hearse, carrying up to three of the immediate family — from the house or chapel of rest, to the church or crematorium, to the graveside and on to the reception. One fixed price, no clock. Funeral directors: trade rates and self-drive hire →
Milestone birthdays, proms, anniversaries. Picked up at the door, waited on, taken home. No queue for a taxi at 1am.
Client collections, roadshows, Glasgow and Edinburgh airport runs. Account billing available for regular work. Businesses: hire or lease the car itself →
Music videos, brand shoots, photographers. The car as the set piece, with a driver who'll take direction.
Anniversaries, christenings, a surprise, a long run south. If it needs a car and a driver, ask.
Tell us the date →Blood-red hide front to back, lambswool underfoot and the starlight headliner above. Nobody sees any of it until the door opens.





Tell us when and where. We only take one booking a day, so dates go early — especially Saturdays between May and September.
For weddings, as early as you can — summer Saturdays go 9 to 14 months out. For everything else a few weeks is usually fine, but we only run one booking a day, so the date is gone once it's gone. Funerals are the exception: email us and we will do everything we can at short notice.
Yes. The car carries up to three of the immediate family directly behind the hearse, and the chauffeur will take the route and timings from your funeral director. The interior is red leather rather than black, so we would rather you knew that before the day than were surprised by it.
Chauffeur, fuel, and mileage within central Scotland. Ribbons in your colour for weddings. Funerals are one fixed price covering every leg of the day; longer journeys are quoted individually so there's nothing added on afterwards. Funeral directors: see our trade page for chauffeur-driven and self-drive options.
Up to four, comfortably, including the front seat. For weddings it's usually two in the back with room for a dress, and for funerals three of the family in the rear.
Yes — a deposit holds the date, with the balance due before the day. Nothing is taken until you've seen the price and you're happy with it.
Regularly — Edinburgh, Ayrshire, Loch Lomond, Stirling and further with notice. Tell us the route and we'll quote it.