Every primary vehicle is operated by a security-trained, EP-certified driver. The right vehicle, briefed and ready for the trip — whether that's a single arrival, family ski travel, or an executive mobile office.
The default secure travel vehicle.
Late-model full-size luxury SUVs configured for principal comfort, security, and luggage capacity. Operated by a security-trained, EP-certified driver on every assignment.
Group movements, families, and ski-week travel.
Mercedes Sprinter passenger van for groups, families with gear, security details, and event movement. Comfortable seating with ample room for ski bags, hardshell luggage, and equipment.
A mobile office or executive lounge on the road.
Premium captain's-chair Sprinter with a meeting table, ambient lighting, and conference-grade interior. Built for executive travel, mobile offices, family travel with privacy, and long mountain transfers.
Ultra-luxury arrivals through VIP Aspen.
The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is available through VIP Aspen for special arrivals, anniversaries, and statement moments. Reserved and quoted on request.
The features below are not upgrades. They are standard equipment on every primary vehicle in our fleet. Each one solves a problem that shows up routinely on Colorado mountain travel — and rarely matters anywhere else.
Connectivity in the canyons where cell service drops.
The drive from Aspen to Eagle, the I-70 corridor through the high passes, and most private estate roads have meaningful cellular dead zones. Roof-mounted Starlink keeps assistants, security teams, and principals connected through every mile — for live ETAs, calendar changes, and secure communications.
Stronger LTE and 5G across the mountain corridor.
Even on roads with carrier coverage, mountain terrain attenuates signal quickly. Roof-mounted boosters extend reliable LTE and 5G into the canyons, switchbacks, and remote drives common between Aspen, Vail, Telluride, and Denver — so calls, texts, and route changes get through without scrambling for service.
Real winter rubber. Not all-seasons.
Aspen, Vail, and the high mountain passes see freezing temperatures and ice well past the calendar of typical ski seasons. Every primary vehicle runs dedicated winter tires through the season — not all-seasons. The difference shows up the moment a pass turns icy or a residence drive isn't plowed yet.
Altitude and remoteness make this matter.
Aspen sits at roughly 8,000 feet; mountain passes go higher. Hospitals can be 30+ minutes away on a winter night. Every vehicle carries a med kit, blankets, water, and emergency lighting. Executive protection details add a full trauma kit and oxygen, with EMT or paramedic-credentialed agents available on request.
Tell us about the arrival, the party size, and the schedule. We will recommend the right vehicle mix and follow up with a tailored plan.
