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Enjoy a ride in comfort and style thanks to Wokingham’s prestigious chaffeuring service, Prestige Cars

by Phil Creighton
March 3, 2017
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‘Excellent service’ ‘Superb experience’ ‘Always reliable’ ‘Never let me down’.

These are just some of the reviews that Prestige Cars of Wokingham has received from happy customers.

And they’re not alone – since 1982, the company has chauffeured thousands of happy customers from across the borough.

Its focus is on providing a smooth ride for all customers, from the start of the booking process to arriving at their destination.

The company uses the latest technology and a modern fleet of cars to ensure that every journey goes to plan. And their careful selection of staff means that all of its drivers will be smartly dressed, polite, friendly and courteous.

It operates all day, every day, including Christmas and Easter. If you need to get somewhere, it will ensure you get there, quickly and without any stress.

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And they promise that you will be treated like royalty, regardless of whether you’re a £5 customer or a £50 one!

Prestige Cars of Wokingham has developed phone apps on Google Play or the iPhone App Store, enabling you to pre-book one of its cars in under 10 seconds. Download the app, register your details and you’re ready to go.

Simply place the booking on its map, which then shows how many available cars are nearby and ready to pick you up. As the company promises: “no more standing in the rain – you can track your car as it arrives on a map or call the driver when they’re nearby. There’s no more guessing where your cab might be.”

And it’s not just the instant booking feature that’s useful. You can place bookings hours, days or weeks in advance, whenever it’s convenient for you. They can also be cancelled and you can add your most common rides into a special favourites list.

Having the ability to book a ride home from Prestige Cars from your mobile is a great use of technology and it’s not the only way that the company uses the latest equipment to deliver a 21st century experience. You can contact it via Whatsapp, Skype and email as well as the old fashioned routes of calling up and sending faxes.

The company is based in Finchampstead and covers Wokingham borough and beyond, helping people get to local destinations and also to airports such as Heathrow, Stanstead, Luton and Gatwick.

It aims to offer competitive fares, with Heathrow services starting at £35. It can also provide airport pick-ups as well as drop-offs.

If you need a car to get you to London, well, Prestige can help, providing tailor-made solutions depending on the location and the size of your party.

The company prides itself on regularly upgrading its fleet of Mercedes, these luxury vehicles are always kept clean and tidy ensuring you can enjoy a smooth ride in these modern cars. You can, quite literally, sit back and relax as Prestige takes you to your destination.

Prestige Cars offers a range of chauffeuring services including wedding days, party nights, airport pick-ups and drop-offs and transport to and from meetings, exhibitions and shopping trips.

Whatever you need Prestige can provide it.

Call them today on 0118 989 0890 or log on to www.prestigeofwokingham.co.uk

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