Rent Luxury Cars in Switzerland

The Audi Q8 is an all-new all-luxury SUV from the Ingolstadt auto-maker. Borrowing styling cues from the latest Audi models and blending them with its unique coupe-like design, the Audi Q8 is a head-turner. While the Audi Q7 remains Audi’s offering with the most loading capacity, the Q8 comes a close second: The boot of this stylish SUV will comfortably accommodate up to 605 litres. The Q8’s...

Rent the Audi R8 V10 with Elite Rent-a-Car in Geneva Airport French Sector, Evian, Annecy, France. Hire the R8, Audi's in-house super-car beater and enjoy the power of 10 cylinders at your foot's command, minus a roof!...

In Audi language, RS means the most hardcore variant of a given model. Today's example is: The Audi RS6. Rent the Audi RS6, the culmination of everything a family car should be and can be with Elite in Geneva Airport French Sector, Evian, Annecy, France....

Bentley is a renowned English car manufacturer who's name is synonymous with luxury. Since 1919, and now for over 100 years, Bentley has been at the forefront of luxury automotive but always catered to the slightly sportier en of the market. In 2016, Bentley made the bold move to bolster its "sporty" range with a Sports Utility Vehicle, or SUV for short, called the Bentayga. The Bentayga is a new...

The new, face-lifted Bentley GTC V8 is a fantastic all-round cruiser. As can be expected from British hand-crafted vehicles, the real enjoyment is at the wheel. The GTC's thundering 4.0L V8 pushes out a whopping 507hp and 660NM of Torque and gets the Bentley from 0-100km/h in only 4.8 seconds. ...

Rent the BMW 118i in Geneva, Zurich, Switzerland. The all-new BMW 118i is equipped with a 1.6L turbo engine producing a total of 140 hp coupled to an eight-speed automatic transmission. Its strong, small frame enables excellent handling and an overall impression of fun when at the wheel. BMW's 1 series is a very competent small car with loads of practicality that will transport you in style....

The 3 series is the mid-size sedan that has carried BMW’s sales for years. Only recently has its position as the workhorse of the BMW lineup come into question as demand seems to shift towards their SUVs and Crossovers. With the new 3 series however, it seems this trend has change. ...

A truly ground breaking vehicle based on a semi-aluminium and carbon fiber chassis providing excellent stability and control while keeping weight at a minimum for improved fuel consumption. The changes are not limited to what the eye can see: the new 7 Series retains all of the elegance of the previous generation and introduces new lines to update the overall design and to give it more road...

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Until 2019, the biggest SUV proposed in BMW’s model range was the X5. Today, however, the Bavarian auto maker has released its all-new large SUV: The X7. From the outside, the X7 has truly impressive dimension. With a length of 5.2 meters, the X7 is almost as long as BMW’s flagship 7 series. With an imposing front face and despite its competition, the X7 will not go unnoticed! ...

BMW’s Z-series lineup takes its roots in the 1989 with the peculiar Z1. Over the generations of Z cars such as the Z3, Z8 and older variants of the Z4, each car has improved upon its predecessor in delivering the quintessential roadster experience. For 2019, MW has launched the all new BMW Z4. Its modern styling and compelling design cues make this a truly attractive car to look at. But how...

The previous generation 458 Italia was already a huge success having been one the best reviewed cars in 2010 when it first came out. Fast forward 5 years and the new Ferrari road-rocket is born: the 88 GTB. The 488 drops the old 4.5 L engine to opt for a smaller and lighter 3.9 L V8 with forced induction in the form of a bi-turbo set-up. These turbos help the car with a net power increase of 100...

When we see the prancing horse logo, we cant help but think of a two-seat red sports racing down the road. But beware, Ferrari is no stranger to four-seater "family" (dare we sa!) cars... They just tend to give them a little twist... For instance, for the Ferrari FF, the brands first new 4-seat car for over a decade, that "twist" is provided by a magnificent 6.3L V12 making 660 horsepower and...

The Portofino is the hardtop Ferrari convertible that is set to take center-stage in the prancing horse’s magnificent fleet. The engine’s ‘Hot-V’ configuration means that the turbochargers nestled inside the V of the 3.9 liter V8 has the effect of dramatically reducing turbo lag and increasing power to an amazing 600 prancing ponies! The Portofino, however, is not all and only engine: its...

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The NSX name first came to light in the early 1990's with the launch Honda's answer to European sports cars. The original NSX was a car developed to compete with the likes of Ferrari and Porsche, however, it became clear that the performance delivered by this Japanese track car was on par if not better than its European counterparts, and at half the budget! Today, the new NSX adopts the same...

The Huracan retains then its predecessor’s 5.2L naturally aspirated V10, one of the last of its kind. Thanks to the engine’s massive 610hp, the Huracan Spyder can still accelerate from 0-100 km/h in only 3.2 seconds, just as fast as its coupe counterpart. If speed is this car’s top priority, then attention to detail and design must have come as a very close second. The Lamborghini’s...

McLaren is mostly known for its exploits in the F1 industry as well as the incredible McLaren F1 road car which held the title for fastest production car from 1992 to 2005. McLaren has now come out with a series of new, mind-bending supercars, including the 650s Spider. While the 650s is not a speed record machine, it's nonetheless a very fast and thrilling car thanks to its 3.8L turbocharged V8...

Rent the Mercedes-Benz A Class in Geneva, Zurich, Switzerland. Hire Mercedes-Benz stylish city car, the A class. ...

With the front mid-engine 4.0L turbocharged V8, now producing a full 476 hp thrusts the AMG GTC roadster from 0-100 km/h in just 3.8 seconds! While the AMG GTC loses a roof, it gains in excitement while staying true to a more expressive design and, most importantly, refined handling for an unforgettable driving experience....