Thread: Airport Taxi Services
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08-26-12 12:27 #160
Posts: 2808I'm sure there was more
Originally Posted by Doggboy [View Original Post]
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08-26-12 11:51 #159
Posts: 2470Originally Posted by Silver Star [View Original Post]
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08-26-12 11:40 #158
Posts: 329Originally Posted by Daddy Rulz [View Original Post]
We ask more for for the pickups for several reasons, we have to leave earlier to make sure we are on time, we generally get into the terminal right after the plane lands, then wait, this morning I waited almost 2 hours for the guests to clear customs, and we include parking in the fare. (I had to pay 40 pesos parking) We also have to block out a lot of time in our schedule, becuase of the possiblility of flight delays. We also ask less to go to EZE, because sometimes it is getting us to where we need to be for a pickup. For example this Sunday morning (no traffic) I left Recoleta at about 7:30am for a pickup, it is 10:30 now and just got to the Hilton, still have to drive home. (I am killing time now as I offered to take the guests to the San Telmo Fair free as a courtesy, they are checking in now and freshening up.)
Morning pickups generally take us 3. 5 to 4 hours from start to finish, dropoffs usually take us about 90 minutes to 2 1/2 hours.
Fred.
www.silverstarcar.com
Your Best Value in Premium Chauffeured Cars in Buenos Aires
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08-26-12 09:25 #157
Posts: 2808Curiosity only
Originally Posted by Silver Star [View Original Post]
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08-26-12 03:15 #156
Posts: 329Originally Posted by Mpexy [View Original Post]
No worries, also we only ask $92USD to go back to EZE, so if you are still here, consider us. We would love to have you on board, Park Hyatt asks $165 for an old E Class, so we think we are a good value in the premium market.
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08-26-12 02:16 #155
Posts: 577Give it a Rest
Originally Posted by Mpexy [View Original Post]
Give it a rest. Find something better to do with your time, like fuck a chica.
The naysayers on this thread remind me of the pussy police. Should we call them the "Transportation to / from EZE police"?
Tres3
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08-26-12 02:13 #154
Posts: 428Originally Posted by Silver Star [View Original Post]
Could have sworn when I looked before booking my flight and making Taxi Ezeiza arrangements that I thought it was $200. Obviously I was wrong.
Had I read it correctly, I would have taken your service. My only objection as I noted before wasn't the net price, just the principle of relative difference between LA limos which I also use. Which you explained and to a certain extent I get it. But as a consumer of premium services I got to tell you most people in my niche are going to think the same thing. Doesn't matter why or how, if the local rate is more than back home, and that home is on par with the highest cost of living in the world, the details why kind of get lost at that point.
Although again, since I was mistaken about comparing it to $200 and the real comparison is LA limos charge $150-160, you at $132, I'd be fine with using your service.
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08-26-12 01:27 #153
Posts: 329Originally Posted by Dickhead [View Original Post]
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08-26-12 01:09 #152
Posts: 754Originally Posted by Dickhead [View Original Post]
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08-26-12 01:00 #151
Posts: 3510Originally Posted by Silver Star [View Original Post]
As far as a large, safe vehicle with plenty of luggage space is concerned, I rather like the Manuel Tienda Leóand in those two areas. They speak English too.
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08-25-12 22:55 #150
Posts: 754Originally Posted by TejanoLibre [View Original Post]
So TL, don't just talk any bullshit that comes into your mind just for the sake of posting.
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08-25-12 20:53 #149
Posts: 329Originally Posted by Dickhead [View Original Post]
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08-25-12 20:16 #148
Posts: 3510Except that if you are a US citizen living in Argentina, the first $92,900 (for 2011; this is indexed to inflation) of net business income is exempt from federal taxation. That also means it's exempt from state taxation in most (but not all) states. So forget that reason. Nice try, though.
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08-25-12 20:03 #147
Posts: 329Originally Posted by Mpexy [View Original Post]
Thanks for the intelligent post. The reason why the fares in Buenos Aires for a chauffeured premium car service are not the same as Los Angeles is because Buenos Aires is not Los Angeles! A New Toyota Camry here stickers at a whopping $61K USD, fuel is 20% more expensive, spare parts are sky high, and traffic here makes LA look like child's play. (I was just in LA and loved to drive there compared to here) Becuase of all of these unique dynamics is where our requested fares come from. Since we are very serious about keeping our excellent repuation
Of punctuality, we have to leave much earlier than in LA, and we don't have the advantages and efficiency of being a larger company.
The fact that Buenos Aires is cheap on some things does not hold true for the luxury car business unfortunately. To top it all off, we also file and pay US taxes, since I'm a citizen. My Citroen C6 Exclusive originally sold here for about 80K USD. Also our EZE fares are nowhere near the $200USD mark, much lower.
Fred.
www.silverstarcar.com
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08-25-12 19:42 #146
Posts: 416You pays your money and you takes your choice!
When traveling alone I get the number 8 bus. AR$2. 50.
My next trip will be with my 4 year old son. I'll probably give Fred a call.
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