
2026
Toyota Innova XE
7 seats · ₱4,500
The newest car in the fleet — corporate pickups and long days
Manila · since the roads got worse
Reliable car rental with a driver in Metro Manila. From ₱4,500 for eight hours with the driver, gasoline and Wi-Fi already in the price, a vehicle that is actually clean, and someone who has been doing this for over twenty years.
How many passengers?
7-seater car₱4,500 for 8 hours · Innova · Xpander · Avanza · Ertiga
Today's service
Open daily
Toll fees are paid by the customer. Everything else is agreed before the trip starts.
Verified · Google
Averaging 4.9 out of 5. Every quote below is unedited and links back to the public Google profile, where you can read it in full alongside the ones we did not pick.
I'm so glad I stumbled upon Cris while looking for a private car service in Manila to sightsee for the day. He was able to accommodate me at the last minute and had a driver, Rafael, ready to pick me up within just two hours of my request. Rafael was incredibly kind and knowledgeable, and he provided great recommendations throughout the day along with pleasant conversation. His car was very clean and comfortable, and he made sure I always felt safe and well taken care of.




Photos by Jessica R
I stumbled upon Kuya Cris on Google. After seeing reviews we took a chance and booked him for our trip in Manila. From our initial conversation, Kuya Cris was very helpful and was always willing to answer my many questions. We ended up using his car service for 3 different occasions and every single one of them was wonderful. Despite Manila traffic, crazy roads and drivers, he was able to make us feel safe at all times.
Chris is an absolute gentleman — punctual, friendly, and professional with a spotless car. He gave us great local advice and went above and beyond to help with anything we needed. We only booked him for an airport pickup but ended up having him as our personal driver for the entire week.

Photo by Thomas T
The package
Inside Metro Manila that price is agreed before you get in and does not move afterwards — not for traffic, not for the number of stops, not for the distance covered within the metro.
7-seater car
₱4,500/ 8 hrs
Innova · Xpander · Avanza · Ertiga
Overtime agreed when you book
12 to 14-seater van
₱8,000/ 8 hrs
Toyota Commuter Deluxe · Hiace Deluxe
Overtime ₱500 per hour
Both rates include the driver, gasoline and on-board Wi-Fi. Tolls and parking are the only things you settle separately.
Just need one journey? An airport-to-hotel transfer in Makati is ₱2,500 by car or ₱5,000 by van — cheaper than holding the car for the day.
How many passengers?
7-seater car₱4,500 for 8 hours · Innova · Xpander · Avanza · Ertiga
Regular pickup areas: Manila · Makati · Quezon City · Pasig · Mandaluyong · Malate · Rizal
Listed here rather than discovered at the end of the day.
Toll fees
Skyway, NLEX, SLEX and the rest are paid by you
Time past eight hours
Overtime — ₱500 an hour for the vans; agreed on the call for the cars
Parking
Arrangements confirmed when you book
Beyond the metro
Once you leave Metro Manila the fixed rate stops applying and a single all-in figure takes its place. Tell CrisMay where you are going and you get one number, not a meter.
Regular destinations
Quotation
Who is driving
There is no dispatcher, no app, and no queue. The number on this page rings the owner, who confirms your trip and usually drives it himself.

Cris has driven professionally in Metro Manila for over two decades — the version of the city that only shows itself at 6am on EDSA, or on a back route through Santa Ana when Skyway is at a standstill.
He runs CrisMay himself. When you call the number on this site, you reach him. He confirms the trip, quotes the rate, and either drives you or hands you to a driver he vouches for.
“Arrive early, drive to the conditions, and never make the passenger ask twice.”
Fleet · 9 vehicles
Seven seats for a family or an airport run, fourteen for a company outing. ₱4,500 for any car, ₱8,000 for any van — tell CrisMay your headcount and bag count on the call and he assigns the right one.

2026
7 seats · ₱4,500
The newest car in the fleet — corporate pickups and long days

2024 · Silver
7 seats · ₱4,500
Airport runs with luggage, out-of-town trips

2018 · Black
7 seats · ₱4,500
Full-day Metro Manila hire, family outings

2024 · Graphite Metallic Gray
7 seats · ₱4,500
Corporate pickups, expat transfers

2024 · Red
7 seats · ₱4,500
City errands, smaller groups, day hire

2023 · White
7 seats · ₱4,500
Families, airport runs, economical full days

2024 · White
14 seats · ₱8,000
Company outings, large groups, group airport transfers

2022 · Silver
12 seats · ₱8,000
Mid-sized groups, team days, provincial runs

2019 · White
14 seats · ₱8,000
Reunions, church and school groups, long days out
Safety · Compliance
The headline of this business is a safety claim, so here is what backs it. Anything not yet verified is left off rather than implied.
Cris Labastida, with a public Google profile carrying 50 reviews under that name. You can check him before you call.
A Petron and National Safety Council defensive driving certificate, reproduced below rather than described.
Licence numbers, home address and government IDs are deliberately not on this site. Ask to see them in person instead.

Defensive and Effective Vehicle Operation and Maintenance
Petron Corporation with the National Safety Council
23 September 2005
Booking · 4 steps
There is no booking form on this site on purpose. A two-minute call settles what a form would take three exchanges to confirm.
Date, time, pickup point, where you are going, and how many of you there are. Flight number too, if it is an airport run.
Fixed for Metro Manila, quoted for anywhere else. Both settled on that same call, along with which vehicle you are getting.
GCash, Maya, bank transfer, PayPal or Wise. This is what holds the date. Confirmation comes back manually.
Ahead of the agreed time, in a cleaned vehicle. You pay the balance and the tolls at the end, and take a receipt.
Payment
Payment is confirmed manually — there is no checkout on this site and no card details are ever taken here. A receipt is issued for every trip.
A deposit holds your date. The balance and any toll charges are settled at the end of the trip. If you need the receipt made out to a company, say so when you book.
Questions
Answered plainly, including the ones with an awkward answer. Where a figure is not published, it says so instead of guessing.
It depends on the vehicle. ₱4,500 for any of the six 7-seater cars — the Toyota Innova, Mitsubishi Xpander, Toyota Avanza or Suzuki Ertiga — or ₱8,000 for any of the three vans, which seat 12 or 14. Both figures are for up to 8 hours anywhere inside Metro Manila and already include the professional driver, the gasoline for the day, and a free Wi-Fi hotspot on board. Toll fees are the one cost paid separately, by the customer. If all you need is one journey from the airport to your hotel, a transfer is cheaper than the package — see the airport questions below.
Yes. Whichever rate applies to your vehicle is agreed before the trip starts and does not change with traffic, with how many stops you make, or with the distance covered inside the metro.
Yes, in both the ₱4,500 car rate and the ₱8,000 van rate. Fuel for the eight hours is part of the price — you are not asked to top up the tank at the end of the day.
Time beyond 8 hours is charged as overtime. For the vans that is ₱500 an hour. For the 7-seater cars, confirm the overtime rate when you book so there is no discussion at the end of the day.
Out-of-town trips are quoted individually. The quote depends on the destination, the number of days, and the itinerary. Give CrisMay your pickup point, destination, date, time, passenger count and rough plan, and you get a single all-in figure.
Always. CrisMay is a car-with-driver service — there is no self-drive option. Cris Labastida drives most trips himself, and hands the rest to drivers he vouches for personally.
No. Skyway, NLEX, SLEX and all other toll charges are paid by the customer. This is stated up front so the quoted rate stays a real number.
Yes, for the Metro Manila package. Gasoline sits inside the rate along with the driver's fee and the Wi-Fi hotspot.
Yes. A free Wi-Fi hotspot is on board at no extra charge, so you can work, stream or keep the kids occupied while you move.
Parking arrangements are confirmed at booking. Ask when you call.
Yes. Guests regularly ask Cris where to eat and what to see, and he plans routes around it. Say so when you book if you want the day planned rather than just driven.
To a hotel in Makati it is ₱2,500 in a 7-seater car or ₱5,000 in a van. That is a one-way transfer — the driver meets you at the terminal and takes you to your hotel, and that is the whole trip. Transfers to other areas are quoted on the call.
Yes. Airport transfer is one of the most requested services, across all NAIA terminals. Send your flight number when you book so the arrival can be tracked.
A transfer is one journey — airport to hotel, and the driver is then finished. The 8-hour package keeps the car and driver with you for the working day at ₱4,500 for a car or ₱8,000 for a van. If you want the driver to wait, or to make stops on the way, book the package rather than the transfer.
Send the flight number at booking and the pickup is adjusted to the actual landing time. Confirm the waiting-time policy when you book.
Ready when you are
Calls answered daily until 11:30 PM. Rates, vehicle and availability are all confirmed in one conversation — no forms, no waiting on a reply.
2551B Pasig Line, Santa Ana, Manila 1009