Hertz Italy Now Offering Maseratis
Sports cars enthusiasts renting with Hertz can experience Maserati's performance and class behind the wheel of the Ghibli, a sedan with a strong sport imprint that offers excellent dynamic qualities, and exudes Italian elegance.
Oozing with style, the Maseratis are available for one year at selected Hertz locations in Rome, Milan, Venice, Florence, and Olbia.
Photo via TTTNIS/Wikimedia.
Hertz Italy has added highly sought after Maserati vehicles to its "Selezione Italia" (Italian Collection), the company announced.
Boasting a 100% Italian DNA, Selezione Italia now features the Maserati Quattroporte, Maserati Ghibli, and Maserati Levante. Customers will experience pure driving luxury topped with a high-end, personalized welcome service.
Oozing with style, the Maseratis are available for one year at selected Hertz locations in Rome, Milan, Venice, Florence, and Olbia. Furthermore, thanks to a special arrangement with Maserati, throughout the month of June only Hertz customers will be able to rent one of these iconic vehicles.
The very first luxury, sport sedan ever, the Maserati Quattroporte has been in the Italian market since 1963. It features stylish interior and exterior lines, combining the highest performance with sedan comfort for Hertz customers to cruise through the Italian scenic roads in style.
Sports cars enthusiasts renting with Hertz can experience Maserati's performance and class behind the wheel of the Ghibli, a sedan with a strong sport imprint that offers excellent dynamic qualities, and exudes Italian elegance. Lastly, the Maserati Levante, the first SUV created by the Italian vehicle manufacturer, boasts impressive efficiency, a comfortable interior, and a muscular exterior – ideal for family trips to Italy's finest coastlines.
The Maserati models available for rent in Italy can be booked online. Age restrictions apply and two credit cards are required for booking.
Hertz Italy's Selezione Italia is a range of iconic cars that are part of the automotive Italian tradition. The collection's vehicles are backed by Hertz's "make and model guarantee," which ensures that customers can reserve and drive away in the specific model they choose. Additionally, as part of Selezione Italia's "Benvenuto (welcome) Service," customers choosing this range benefit from expedited and personalized service, dedicated staff, courtesy calls during the rental, Touring Club Italiano sightseeing suggestions, and other exclusive perks.
Selezione Italia models include:
Alfa Romeo Stelvio
Alfa Romeo 4C
Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce
Abarth 595 Competizione e Turismo
Abarth 124 Spider
Fiat 500 Cabrio
Fiat 124 Spider
Maserati Ghibli
Maserati Quattroporte
Maserati Levante
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