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Avis Launches Prestige Showroom in Hong Kong
Avis has opened its first Avis Prestige showroom in Hong Kong. Avis Prestige features luxury rentals such as Bentley, Porsche and Tesla.
by Staff
March 23, 2015
Tesla is one of the luxury brands included in the Avis Prestige collection. Photo via Wikimedia.
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Tesla is one of the luxury brands included in the Avis Prestige collection. Photo via Wikimedia.
Avis has opened its first Avis Prestige showroom in Hong Kong, which features luxury car brands on display.
Customers can reserve and pick up their Avis Prestige rental car at the new facility. Or the showroom can provide vehicle delivery service to designated locations at the customer’s request, says the company.
The Avis Prestige collection includes a range of vehicles such as four-door sedans, sports cars and SUVs from brands such as Bentley, Porsche, Hummer and Tesla.
Opening its first operations in Asia in 1969, Avis has three store locations in Hong Kong.
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