A familiar private bus service between New York City and the Hamptons returned under new ownership, and the service continues to be a notable option for East End travelers. Meanwhile, for those who have any queries about ownership, they can read posts like that file boi report in california.

Hampton Luxury Liner, which previously operated out of Bohemia, was purchased at auction for $60,000 in November by Mark Vigliante, the owner and CEO of Commack-based M&V Limousines LTD. As the winner of the auction, Mr. Vigliante obtained most of the business assets once belonging to Hampton Luxury Liner and Classic Coach—items including computers, software licenses, client lists, phone numbers and a website.

One thing that was not included: the former Hampton Luxury Liner buses. But Mr. Vigliante said that’s not a problem.

“I’ve been in business with limos for over 25 years and have a fleet of 20 buses,” he said, adding that his company has continued to grow its fleet over the years. “As we ramp up, we plan on adding vehicles as needed.” He also purchased a trolley at auction for $30,000 at the time of the original acquisition.

“It’s kind of a natural expansion,” Mr. Vigliante said of his decision to test the East End market. “I’ve never been in the business of a direct bus line, but it’s something I’ve always wanted to do.”

Bill Schoolman, the former owner of Hampton Luxury Liner, Classic Coach and 7Bus, was ordered to cease operations on September 5, 2016, after filing for bankruptcy that March.

Mr. Vigliante’s version of the Hampton Luxury Liner runs between New York City and the Hamptons, making stops in Southampton, East Hampton, Montauk, Amagansett, Bridgehampton and Sag Harbor. Pricing has evolved since the service’s relaunch, so prospective riders are encouraged to check directly with M&V Limousines for current fares.

Riders experience luxury at an economical price. The buses are each outfitted with reclining leather seats, WiFi, electrical outlets and restrooms. They also feature GPS tracking and various safety measures, such as alerts notifying drivers when they are exceeding the speed limit and cameras facing the driver and the road ahead.

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By Greg Wehner

This is one of the nicest coach buses built. Luxury seating for 56 passengers and one of the most comfortable coaches you will ever ride in. You can go anywhere in this coach from 1 hour to 24 hours and you are sure to be in comfort. There are coach buses and then there are Setra coach buses — and the difference is immediately apparent the moment you step on board. This bus also has WiFi, outlets and Satellite TV for your enjoyment, making even the longest rides feel effortless.