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Showing 9 of 9 cars
Kia Carnival or similarfrom$1497 seats · 4 casesSelected tours onlySeven seats, twin sliding doors and three real rows.
Toyota HiAcefrom$14912 seats · 10 casesSelected tours onlyTwelve seats, simple and dependable, for a small group.
Lexus ESfrom$1493 seats · 2 casesSelected tours onlyA quiet, comfortable saloon for two or three.
Mercedes-Benz V-ClassV300from$1597 seats · 5 casesSeven seats that face each other, and a door that opens like a lounge.
GMC Yukon XLfrom$2197 seats · 6 casesSelected tours onlySeven seats and the biggest boot of the SUVs.
Mercedes-Benz S-ClassS 580from$2893 seats · 2 casesSelected tours onlyThe executive saloon the others are measured against.
Toyota Coasterfrom$22922 seats · 15 casesSelected tours onlyTwenty-two seats: the standard mid-size coach.
King Long35-seat coachfrom$28935 seats · 28 casesSelected tours onlyThirty-five seats for a group that moves as one.
King Long50-seat coachfrom$31950 seats · 40 casesSelected tours onlyFifty seats: the largest coach on the list.Some photographs: Alexander Migl, CC BY-SA, via Wikimedia CommonsPhoto credits