For the occasions where arrival matters — a dignitary, a CEO, a wedding, a VIP guest — here’s Ghana’s premium fleet, chauffeured, and what it costs.
GHThe CarRentalGH Team Updated 18 October 2026 · 6 min read
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Most journeys are about getting there. A few are about how you arrive. For a visiting dignitary, a company chairman, a bride and groom, or a VIP guest a host wants to honour, the vehicle becomes part of the statement — and in Ghana that means a chauffeured Mercedes-Benz, a Lexus LX, or the ever-present Land Cruiser V8. This is our premium fleet, driven by professional, discreet chauffeurs, for the occasions that deserve it.
What luxury car hire covers
Luxury hire with us is always chauffeured — appropriate for the use, and expected for VIP and protocol work. You get an immaculate, maintained vehicle and a professional driver who understands discretion, punctuality and the pace of an important occasion. Whether it’s a single airport collection for a chairman or a multi-car wedding convoy, the standard is the same: nothing left to chance.
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The luxury fleet
Mercedes-Benz C-Class / E-Class — the classic executive saloon, for business VIPs, weddings and prestige transfers. Our flagship saloon.
Toyota Land Cruiser V8 (Lexus LX) — the commanding luxury 4x4, Ghana’s protocol standard; see the V8 guide and the Lexus LX guide.
Land Cruiser Prado — luxury and presence at a lower rate than the V8, for VIP comfort that still needs to go anywhere.
Luxury rates
Vehicle (with driver)
Guide rate / day
Land Cruiser Prado
GH₵ 1,600
Land Cruiser V8 / Lexus LX
GH₵ 2,200
Mercedes-Benz C-Class / E-Class
GH₵ 4,500
Multi-day events, delegations and wedding convoys are quoted as a whole. See the full fleet on our rates page, where every price switches into dollars, pounds or euros.
Arrange luxury transport
Tell us the occasion, the dates and the itinerary. We’ll assign a professional chauffeur and confirm one clear price.
Weddings — the bridal car and a prestige convoy; see our wedding hire guide.
Corporate VIPs — chairmen, CEOs and important clients; our corporate guide.
Dignitaries and protocol — officials and diplomatic guests.
Special occasions — anniversaries, VIP airport arrivals, and days you want to mark.
How to book
Tell us the occasion, your dates and itinerary, and whether it’s one vehicle or a convoy. We’ll confirm the vehicle, a professional chauffeur, and one clear price. Book early for weddings and events — flagship vehicles go fast. No payment on the website.
Rates are guide figures with a driver, reviewed October 2026. Flagship vehicle availability is limited; book ahead for dated events.
Frequently asked questions
Can I hire a luxury car in Ghana?
Yes. We offer chauffeured luxury hire — Mercedes-Benz, Lexus LX and Toyota Land Cruiser V8 — for VIPs, weddings, executives and protocol, with professional, discreet drivers.
How much does luxury car hire cost in Ghana?
Guide rates with a driver: Land Cruiser Prado GH₵ 1,600/day, Land Cruiser V8 or Lexus LX GH₵ 2,200, Mercedes-Benz C-Class or E-Class GH₵ 4,500. Events are quoted as a whole.
Does luxury hire come with a driver?
Yes. Luxury and VIP vehicles are hired with a professional chauffeur as standard — appropriate for the use and expected for protocol and prestige events.
Can I hire a luxury car for a wedding?
Yes — as the bridal car and the lead of a prestige convoy. We quote wedding bookings as a whole and recommend booking early, as flagship vehicles are in demand. See our wedding hire guide.
What's the most prestigious vehicle you hire?
The Mercedes-Benz saloon and the Land Cruiser V8 (or Lexus LX) are the flagship choices — the V8 for commanding presence and protocol, the Mercedes for classic executive elegance.
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The CarRentalGH Team
Written by the CarRentalGH team in Accra. We rent cars, run airport pickups and drive clients across all sixteen regions of Ghana every week, so these guides come from the road, not a desk.
