Hertz Launches Dream Collection in UK
Hertz has made its Dream Collection available to rent in the U.K. from its London Marble Arch and Heathrow Airport locations.
Hertz is launching its Dream Collection of luxury rentals in the U.K. Photo courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
Hertz is launching its Dream Collection of luxury rentals in the U.K. Photo courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
The Hertz Corp. has launched its Dream Collection in the U.K. at its London Marble Arch and Heathrow Airport locations.
Currently, this collection includes a Bentley Continental GT, Bentley Flying Spur, Aston Martin DB9 and Range Rover Sport, says Hertz. A Mercedes C63 AMG, BMW X5, Mercedes SL63 AMG, Mercedes E400 AMG Coupe, Audi Q7 and Maserati Ghibli will be available to rent in the coming weeks.
“Whether you want to whisk away your loved one for a romantic weekend getaway, have a trip of a lifetime or simply experience a vehicle that would otherwise be unattainable, the Hertz Dream Collection is on hand to provide a convenient and affordable solution,” said Michel Taride, president of Hertz International Group. “Our new Dream Collection of modern design classics coupled with our VIP customer service will help our customers create lasting memories behind the wheel of some of the world´s finest cars.”
Each rental is backed by Hertz's Make and Model Guarantee, ensuring that customers drive away with the exact car they booked, says Hertz.
All vehicles will be available to rent for a minimum period of one day up to a maximum of 28 days. For more information, visit www.hertzdreamcollection.co.uk.
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