Legends Car Rental Adds Sprinter Vans to Fleet
Los Angeles-based Legends Car Rental has added van rentals to its fleet. New Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans are now available for customers.
Photo courtesy of Legends Car Rental
Photo courtesy of Legends Car Rental
Los Angeles-based Legends Car Rental has added van rentals to its fleet. New Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans are now available for customers.
Legends Car Rentals has added a new division to its company: Legends Van Rentals. This division consists of new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans.
Legends Car Rentals will offer a nine-passenger option that comes with executive captain chairs as well as 12 and 15 passenger vans. The company has also added cargo and crew vans to its fleet.
"This is very exciting for us," said Donald Brand. "We pay close attention to what kinds of vehicles our customers want and have always worked hard to deliver. Large groups of people can travel in comfort and style with these luxury vans, and they're great for all kinds of occasions. However, as always, we're dedicated to offering them at the lowest possible prices."
Legends Car Rentals also offers exotic cars, classic cars, luxury cars, and SUVs/vans.
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