Orlando, FL -- (SBWire) -- 08/20/2014 --Wrong! …. Although most companies look the same on the surface, successful operators do the right things behind the scenes. Everything from regular vehicle maintenance to accurate dispatching contributes to a successful run. Unfortunately, most clients never realize this until they’re stranded at the airport.
If you’re serious about finding a great limo rental, take the time to check-out the car in person. A quality service will be happy to show off their vehicles. An inspection should focus on the three C’s: Compliance, Condition, and Cleanliness.
Compliance
Limo rentals should always have a license number. This number is usually located on the front and back bumper. The license is issued by the state and allows a limo to legally operate.
Sedan based limos such as the Lincoln Town Car must have a livery plate. In California, these plates typically start off with the sequence 1zz and have “livery” stamped at the bottom.
If the limo picks up at the airport, it should have a special airport permit. In California, if the vehicle is an SUV or min-bus, it will also have a blue Charter Party permit on the rear bumper. The Charter Party permit may display an expired date, but in most cases the permit is still valid.
Condition
A limousine rental should have no more than 200,000 miles. This is especially important for any vehicle that has been stretched. These cars are problematic by nature, so the lower the mileage, the better.
Check the body for scrapes and dents. The middle section of a stretch is prone to rust and typically incurs the most body damage. If this area is clean, move on to the bumpers. It’s natural for these areas to have a few nicks and scratches, just as long as the damage is minor.
On a stretch, have the operator turn on the vehicle and check the rear air-conditioning. Auxiliary air-conditioners are temperamental and have a tendency to fail. This is important because the back of a stretch has limited ventilation. Once the air goes down, it’s miserable behind the partition.
Inspect the interior lights. This should include both the bar lights and the fiber-optic lighting in the ceiling.
Cleanliness
The interior of a limo rental should be spotless. Despite the fact that clients regularly make a mess, a diligent operator will keep things perfect. The carpet should be vacuumed, and the bar and champagne glasses should be free of fingerprints and spills.
The limo should smell good. Limosine rentals can smell musty when the ice bins get dirty. They also develop this smell when an interior leak is present. If the car smells bad, move on.
About First Choice Orlando Limo Service
For over 5 years, First Choice Limo Service has taken great pride in consistently providing quality limousine service throughout Orlando. Based in the Metro Orlando area, we at First Choice Limo Service have always placed central focus on providing our clients with unmatched Orlando transportation services. Our professional staff and chauffeurs ensure that the Orlando transportion remains safe and timely. Whether planning a business-related or a recreational trip to Orlando, we can rely on First Choice Limo Service to provide the best Orlando limousine service in town. At First Choice Limo Service, we specialize in providing timely Orlando airport transportation, Port Canaveral transportation, Disney World transportation, Universal Studios transportation, Sea World transportation, and much more. We also consistently provide excellent limousine service in Orlando for group events, proms, weddings, birthday parties and more.
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