Enterprise Introduces Exotic Car Collection for Southern California Drivers and Visitors
Enterprise's new collection offers luxury car renters better service and a wider range of car options.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car’s Southern California division has opened three Exotic Car Collection offices that exclusively offer luxury and high-performance car rentals.
Located in West Los Angeles, Pasadena and Newport Beach, the Enterprise Exotic Car Collection offers “white glove” customer service to Southern California luxury car renters that begins with preferred reservation benefits and continues through the company’s signature “we’ll pick you up” service.
The Exotic Car Collection is an extension of Enterprise Rent-A-Car’s entertainment division, which provides luxury car rental services to film studios, productions, and other local clientele. In fact, some vehicles in the collection are among those featured in Hollywood productions.
Renters have options ranging from a Bentley Continental GT to the Porsche Boxster to luxury SUVs from Hummer, Range Rover and Cadillac.
Additional vehicles available for rent include high-performance cars from Lexus, Mercedes, BMW and Audi, specialty sports cars such as the Aston Martin Vantage, convertibles, and greener options such as the Smart Car© and hybrids.
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