Private chauffeur · Dallas–Fort Worth
Arrive as intended.
Private chauffeur service for Dallas–Fort Worth. Quiet cabins, precise timing, a fleet that looks as considered as the room you are walking into.
24 / 7
Dispatch never closes
DFW · DAL
Flight-tracked curb
Nine in the line
Q5 to Sprinter
As-directed
The clock is yours
The work
How the house is used.
DFW & Love Field
Airport
DFW within 20 miles is $100. Extra miles $6. The car is at the curb before you are.
From $100
As-directed
Hourly chauffeur
A car and a driver for the span of a day, a dinner, or a negotiation. $75 an hour, every vehicle.
$75 / hour
Door to door
Point to point
A single, priced ride across the metroplex. No app, no surge.
From $70
Named for a principle
Ikenga — the right hand of achievement.
In Igbo thought, a person’s Ikenga is the force that carries them toward what they have decided to become. We built a chauffeur house around that idea: every arrival should feel earned, composed, and already decided.
The right hand
Ikenga, in Igbo thought, is the personal force of achievement — the right hand that makes a life. We named the house for that idea. A ride is not a transaction. It is how you enter a room.
Silence is a feature
Chauffeurs are trained to read the cabin. Conversation when it is wanted. None when it is not. Phones on silent. Doors opened from the correct side. Names remembered once.
The time is the time
We do not pad, and we do not gamble. Flight tracking, live traffic, and a dispatcher who will call you before you have to call us. If we are early, we wait. If the plane is late, so is the car — on us.
The line
The line. One standard.
Audi
Q5
4 passengers · 3 bags
Audi
Q6
5 passengers · 4 bags
Volvo
XC90
6 passengers · 4 bags
Chevrolet
Suburban LT
6 passengers · 6 bags
Chevrolet
Suburban RST
6 passengers · 6 bags
Ford
Expedition Max
7 passengers · 8 bags
Lincoln
Navigator
6 passengers · 5 bags
Cadillac
Escalade
6 passengers · 5 bags
Mercedes-Benz
Sprinter
12 passengers · 12 bags
From the cabin
“They were at the international arrivals door with the name card spelled correctly. That is rarer than it should be.”
“We used the Sprinter for a board offsite from Uptown to Fort Worth. Twelve people, one conversation, no one hunting for parking.”
“The Navigator for our wedding did not look like a nightclub. It looked like it belonged at the hotel. That was the brief.”
