A driver in Westmount.
Steep hills, one-way streets and some of the oldest houses on the island. Westmount is a five-minute drive from downtown and a world away from it.
Wheelman drives Westmount door to door in an all-electric Lexus RZ 450e: about 20 minutes to Montréal-Trudeau (YUL), ten to downtown, $120 an hour with a two-hour minimum. Same driver, same car, booked online or over WhatsApp.
Why Westmount matters.
Westmount grew on the western slope of Mount Royal in the 1870s, when Montréal's merchants built up and out of the crowded city below. Greystone mansions and quiet gardens followed, and when the towns around it were folded into Montréal, Westmount held its ground: it has been its own city since 1908, with its own streets, its own rhythm and its own library in the park.
Today the streets above Sherbrooke are among the most settled in the city: families who have been there for decades, long-time staff, houses passed down. Greene Avenue still works like a village main street, Westmount Park and Murray Hill give the slopes their green, and Victoria Village at the bottom does the everyday errands.
Driving here means knowing the hills. Some streets close to through traffic, others turn to stairs, and winter parking rules move weekly. Your driver reads the signs so you never have to.
- Greene Avenue and Sherbrooke Street West
- Westmount Park and the library
- Westmount City Hall and Murray Hill
- Victoria Village
- Summit Woods and The Boulevard
The rides people book.
Four things fill most of our week in Westmount.
Airport travel days
Twenty minutes to YUL in light traffic, flight tracked, 45 minutes of waiting included on the return. Bags loaded at your door, not at the bottom of the hill.
Downtown days
Doctors, notaries, lunches, galleries. Ten minutes down, your driver waits or returns, and you never look for parking on Peel.
Simchas and family events
Multi-stop evenings quoted in advance, with elderly guests taken to the door and brought home the same way.
Standing weekly rides
The same driver, the same car, the same time each week. Appointments, classes, lessons — on file, never re-explained.
Same prices, every street.
Published rates, no surge, nothing added at the end of the ride.
Westmount, asked and answered.
- Do you come up the hills in winter?
- Yes. The Lexus RZ 450e is all-wheel drive on winter tires, and the hills above The Boulevard are part of the route, not a reason to reschedule.
- Is the car discreet on our street?
- It is. A black Lexus RZ 450e with no signage, no roof light and nothing on the doors. It looks like a car in your driveway, because that is what it is.
- Can I book the same driver every week?
- Yes. Standing weekly rides keep the same driver and the same car, with the schedule on file so there is nothing to confirm each time.