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320 rue Saint-Honoré,
75001 Paris-France.
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
The corporate car of the House, and the one it runs most often: the same chauffeur, the same preparation, the same silence, journey after journey, and never a car that announces itself.
The Executive Sedan is a full-size Mercedes saloon, prepared to exactly the same standard, driven by a chauffeur trained to exactly the same standard, and held to the same punctuality. What changes is the architecture of the rear cabin, not the service you are given.

A saloon built for people who work while they travel. Quiet at motorway speed, comfortable for three, and carrying exactly what the long-wheelbase saloons carry. It is the vehicle most often booked for airport runs, for daily corporate travel and for the journeys that do not need to announce themselves.
Choosing a vehicle is rarely a question of the badge on the bonnet. It is a question of who travels, what they carry, and what the day asks of them. Here is who this one is for.
This is the car for a routine that repeats. Daily office runs, a standing airport transfer, a week of client meetings. It is the vehicle the House assigns to its corporate accounts, because a schedule that repeats asks for a car that never varies.
Two large suitcases and two cabin bags, which is one cabin bag more than the Luxury Sedan takes. On luggage, a longer saloon changes nothing: if the boot is your constraint, the answer is the Executive Van or the Luxury SUV.
A black E-Class is the least conspicuous car in Paris. It arrives at a hotel, a bank or a private residence without drawing a single glance, which is exactly what some journeys require.
Consider another vehicle if
The journey is long, or the passenger is tall, and rear legroom will decide the day.
Luxury Sedan (S-Class LWB / 7 Series LWB) ›You are four or more, or three of you are travelling with three large cases.
Executive Van (V-Class XL) ›You prefer a higher seating position, or you are travelling as a family with skis or golf bags.
Luxury SUV (Range Rover Vogue LWB) ›
Luggage is the single most common surprise on the day of travel. Numbers on a website are easy to write and hard to live with, so here is what this car carries, stated plainly. By a large suitcase we mean the hold format, up to 75 cm; by a small one, the cabin format. Both travel in the boot.
Travelling with skis, golf bags, instruments or trade-show material? A Cargo Van can follow your vehicle and carry the overflow. See the Cargo Van.
2 large suitcases, hold format, up to 75 cm · 2 small suitcases, cabin format
Soft bags, briefcases and coats travel with you in the rear, beside your seat. With two passengers, the centre rear seat takes a garment bag comfortably.
Described in plain words rather than in the language of a brochure.





Eight vehicles, one standard of service. The figure on the left is the number of guests carried, excluding the chauffeur.
The car on this page. A full-size Mercedes saloon, the most frequently booked vehicle of the House, and its corporate car par excellence.
Long wheelbase, individual reclining rear seats, the quietest cabin of the saloons.
A higher seat, a commanding presence, and room for a family’s luggage.
A small party travelling together, each with a seat and a case.
Eight individual armchairs. The private aviation answer on the ground.
A delegation, a wedding party, a production crew, in one vehicle.
The largest of the House, for a congress group or a full incentive.
No passengers. It follows your car and carries what will not fit.
Every figure is inclusive of VAT and covers one vehicle with its chauffeur. The amount agreed in writing before your journey is the amount invoiced.
Every rate includes your chauffeur for the whole of the service, fuel, tolls and parking, onboard Wi-Fi and still water, full insurance and a licensed vehicle. At the airports, sixty minutes of waiting are included, counted from the moment the aircraft lands rather than from the scheduled arrival time, which is what matters when a flight is late. At every other pickup, fifteen minutes are included.
Rates are in euros. They are a point of departure, not a quotation: the final figure depends on the date, the hour, the exact addresses and the duration of the service. Journeys beyond the Paris ring road are charged per kilometre in addition. A written quotation is always issued, and agreed, before a booking is confirmed.
We do not offer discounts. Our rates are the same for everyone on the same service.
4.9 / 5 on 82 verified Google reviews·A Parisian House since 2009·98.9 % punctuality·A reply within the hour
Transport Licence No. EVTC075180190, issued by the French Ministry of Transport.
The Executive Sedan of DBS EXPERIENCE is a chauffeur-driven Mercedes-Benz E-Class, operated in Paris by a Parisian House established in 2009 and renewed on a four-year cycle. It carries up to three passengers, two large suitcases and two cabin bags, with onboard Wi-Fi, privacy glass and chilled still water. Every journey is quoted in writing before it is confirmed, inclusive of VAT, fuel, tolls and parking.
A written quotation, the price fixed in advance, and the name of the person who will look after your booking.
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A reply within the hour, from a Parisian office, not a call centre.
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The figure quoted is the figure invoiced. Fuel, tolls and parking included.
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No payment details are asked for at this stage, and nothing is charged until you confirm.
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If another vehicle suits your party better, we will say so rather than sell you this one.
Thank you. Your request has reached our Paris office and you will have a written quotation within the hour. If your journey is today, call +33 1 47 20 87 11.
The form could not be sent. Please write to contact@dbsexperience.com or call +33 1 47 20 87 11 and we will take your booking directly.