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Enterprise Secures 15 Aston Martins for Exotic Fleet
This national acquisition adds these two newly released models to Enterprise’s existing Aston Martin collection, which is already the largest fleet of Aston Martins offered by any car rental company.

Enterprise first offered Aston Martins in 2016, when it added the Aston Martin DB9 and Rapide S to its Exotic Car Collection.
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Enterprise Rent-A-Car has acquired 15 Aston Martin vehicles — six DB11 Volante convertibles and nine Vantage coupes for the Exotic Car Collection by Enterprise. These sleek new vehicles are available in select locations throughout the United States.
This national acquisition adds these two newly released models to Enterprise’s existing Aston Martin collection, which is already the largest fleet of Aston Martins offered by any car rental company.
Enterprise first offered Aston Martins in 2016, when it added the Aston Martin DB9 and Rapide S to its Exotic Car Collection.
“For many, driving an Aston Martin is considered a “bucket list” experience,” Laura Schwab, president of Aston Martin The Americas, said in a statement. “The beauty, power, and handling of our vehicles generate goosebumps of excitement, and I’m delighted that Enterprise will help us to deliver the unforgettable, sheer pleasure of Aston Martin to an even broader audience.”
The DB11 Volante and Vantage vehicles will be available in the Exotic Car Collection fleets in 12 markets: Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, Miami, Naples, Nashville, New York City, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, Southern California, and Washington, D.C.
The Exotic Car Collection was founded in 2006 to meet customer demand for luxury vehicle rentals. Today, there are more than 65 locations in cities throughout the country, and the brand continues to expand the offering to new markets throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Exotic Car Collection renters receive “white-glove treatment,” which includes Enterprise’s signature customer service, delivery and collection of vehicle rentals for customers in nearby areas and a streamlined reservation process designated exclusively for these rentals. Based on customer demand, Enterprise customizes its Exotic Car Collection fleets in each local market based with vehicles that are well-equipped with features luxury car renters want most.
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