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....

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....

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! ...

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...

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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. ...

Mercedes-Benz pioneered the four-door “coupe-sedan” design cues with the CLS in 2003. Having had bountiful success with this model, the German auto brand decided to keep the CLS alive with a re-design in 2012. Fast forward to 2018, the new CLS has been released and looks further into the future than ever before. The CLS’ design departs from the edgier design to adopt primary curvaceous...

Originally designed for military use but known as the G Class since its rebirth in 2002, it is longest produced vehicle of Mercedes-Benz. In this variant of the G Class, the G 63 AMG, a 4.0L biturbo V8 engine produces 577hp and a mammoth 850nm of torque, enough to get you through the most difficult terrain and from 0-100 km/h in 5 seconds flat....

Since first being released as the GL in 2006, Mercedes' 7-seater full-size SUV has become a if not the most sought after vehicle in its category. For 2020 The all-new GLS received its most notable update yet with an new body design and, perhaps most importantly, a new interior. In this variant of the GLS, the GLS 400d, a 3.0L V6 engine produces 330 hp and 700 NM of torque, enough power to get you...

The S-Class has become the iconic symbol of German luxury sedans. With the most recent redesign of the S Class in 2013, Mercedes-Benz has once again taken center stage in the luxury limousine market. With its elegant and modern design, we see how the previous generations of the model have evolved into this new body work. The interior of the car is where most of the changes can be noted. ...

The MPV market is full of many interesting propositions. All vans are practical in the sense that they can accommodate up to 6 or more passengers, a big plus for traveling families. But if you are after the best of the best, at least on the MPV market, then look no further than the V Class. Capable of accommodating 8 people (including the driver), the V class does not come short on space, or...

Far from the Minis of old, the new version of the model seems to reap the same amount of success. The latest iteration of the world-famous compact car embodies all of the features that make the Mini so likeable. A small, strong frame gives the car stability and impressive handling while the small yet punchy 1.2 litre provides the 136 hp needed to get this fun little car from 0-100km/h in only 7.2...

The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is a performance benchmark for other manufacturer's track-day cars. The 4.0 Liter engine is a marvel in its own right: it produces 520 horsepower and 470 NM of torque propelling the GT3 RS from 0 to 100 km/h in a staggering 3.2 seconds only! If the standard Carrera is already a thrilling car to drive, then the GT3 RS is in a league of its own....