Black car rides around National City
A black car is the simplest kind of ride to book and the easiest to get wrong if the details are vague. These are the points we cover with National City customers.
Sedan or SUV
A sedan suits one rider, a couple or a small group traveling light. The SUV is the better call for up to six passengers with luggage, or for anyone who simply wants more room. If you are unsure, tell us the headcount and the bags.
Dinner and evenings out
For an evening in Old Town or a drive to a restaurant beyond the city, a black car means you step out at the door and step back in when you are done. Give us the address and a rough return time when you book.
Shopping and errands
Plaza Bonita, at 3030 Plaza Bonita Road, is an indoor mall, so name the entrance nearest your first store and we set the pickup there. Bags go in the trunk or the SUV’s cargo area.
Waterfront afternoons
Pepper Park has a fishing pier, a boat launch and a playground, and the Bayshore Bikeway passes through National City too. A black car can drop a group at the park and come back for them at a time you set.
History stops
The California Southern Railroad Depot at 900 West 23rd Street dates to 1882, and Heritage Square keeps the 1887 Brick Row and the National City Railcar Museum. Visitors who want to see them can ride in a black car and ask for the pickup to match their route.
Between San Diego and Chula Vista
National City borders San Diego to the north and Chula Vista to the south, so a single evening can easily take in more than one city. Tell us every stop in advance and we quote the whole trip at once.
Car seats and young passengers
Ask for a child seat when you call and tell us the ages so it is ready on the day.







