Hertz Extends its Adrenaline Collection to Australia
With the Toyota 86, Hertz customers in Australia can now experience its Adrenaline Collection, a line of high performance sports cars.
The Hertz Corp. announced that its Adrenaline Collection, a line of high performance sports cars, will be extended to Australia with the Toyota 86.
Following the success of the Adrenaline Collection in the United States, Hertz is initially introducing 30 Toyota 86 sports cars to its airport and city locations in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
"We're thrilled to extend the Adrenaline Collection into Australia, particularly as it has been so well received in the United States," said Michel Taride, group president, Hertz International. "These brand-new, high performance sports cars offer our customers the opportunity to rent vehicles that turn heads wherever they go, and add a heightened level of exhilaration to every trip."
Chris Rusden, vice president, Hertz Australia and New Zealand, added: "We're confident this collection will inject a new sense of excitement into our fleet. The 86 is the latest model in a long line of fantastic sports cars from Toyota and is the perfect vehicle to rev-up the introduction of Hertz's Adrenaline Collection in Australia."
In the U.S., the Adrenaline Collection includes the Chevy Camaro SS, Ford Mustang 5.0 GT Premium and Dodge Challenger R/T, according to Hertz.
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