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7 Ki Lung St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

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8 Seats

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2006 Nissan Presage Highway Star - Gray can be used for pick-up and drop-off services in the following airports in New Territories, Hong Kong:

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Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong

Hourly: HKD 500.00

Airport Transfer: HKD 780.00

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Airport Transfer: HKD 850.00

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Hourly: HKD 385.00

Airport Transfer: HKD 950.00

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2006 Nissan Presage Highway Star - Gray can be used for private chauffeured transfers in the following hotels in New Territories, Hong Kong:

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