Hertz UK Adds Volvo XC90 to Rental Fleet
Hertz is the first car rental company in the U.K. to offer the new Volvo XC90 in its rental fleet.
Photo courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
Photo courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
Hertz is the first car rental company in the U.K. to offer the new Volvo XC90 in its rental fleet. Currently, the XC90 is available at three U.K. branches, including London Marble Arch, Heathrow Airport and Edinburgh Airport.
The seven-seat SUV has become the Hero Model of the Hertz’s UK’s Prestige Collection, according to the company.
“Adding the all-new Volvo XC90 to our fleet reflects our aim to always offer our customers the best vehicles in the market,” said Neil Cunningham, Hertz UK general manager. “Our motorist enthusiast customers will surely be delighted to be among the first to access the outstanding performance, in-car features and Scandinavian design that characterize the all-new XC90. The Hero Model of our Prestige Collection, the all-new XC90 perfectly represents the luxury, high levels of comfort, elegance and performance embodied by the Volvo range. ...”
The minimum driving age for the all-new Volvo XC90 is 25 years old and customers need to show two credit cards to rent the vehicle, according to Hertz.
The Volvo XC90 is also available to rent from selected Hertz locations across Sweden and will soon be available in Germany.
For more information, visit www.hertz.co.uk.
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