Enterprise Expands Luxury, Exotic Car Rental to LAX
The Exotic Car Collection by Enterprise will now be available at seven total locations in California with the addition of the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
Enterprise Rent-A-Car announced on July 26 that the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) will be the latest location to offer the Exotic Car Collection to customers.
The Exotic Car Collection offers more than 50 makes and models of Bentley, Porsche, Jaguar, Audi, BMW, Aston Martin, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar and Maserati vehicles.
With the addition of LAX, Enterprise now operates seven Exotic Car Collection locations in California also including San Francisco, Encino, Newport Beach, Palm Springs, Pasadena, West Los Angeles. Locations outside California include Scottsdale, Ariz., Atlanta and Las Vegas.
Enterprise also launched http://exoticcars.enterprise.com to give customers a chance to learn more about the Exotic Car Collection and begin the reservation process. The site allows customers to check the availability of a vehicle at specific locations, and view pictures of the interior and exterior of the car, as well as the car's attributes.
The Exotic Car Collection's "white glove" experience includes personalized reservations, as well as delivery and collection of vehicle rentals for customers in nearby areas.
"The Exotic Car Collection by Enterprise has offered a range of premium, high-end rental vehicles for several years, and we've continued to strategically expand in those locations where customers demand luxury," said Enterprise VP Steve Short.
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