Europe car hire ………………..for £10,000 a day
Luxury cars such as Bentleys and Ferraris are to be offered to hire by rental broker Holiday Autos for as much as £10,000 a day, with the company starting a premium car category – “Prestige Cars” – offering what it describes as “upmarket vehicles” such as Mini Coopers, BMWs, Mercedes and Range Rovers as well as super luxury cars such as Jaguars, Bentleys, Ferraris, Maseratis and Aston Martins.
Amongst the cheapest is the Jaguar X Type costing £99 a day, while the most expensive is the Bentley GTC Convertible at £10,000 a day.
Vehicles can be rented in the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Dubai and Managing director Stuart Nassos said: “We have customers who drive luxury cars in the UK and want to have the same lifestyle when on holiday, whilst others aspire to a life upgrade and would want to be behind the wheel of a luxury sports car at least for one day.”
Report by Phil Davies
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