Vice City VIP Offers Free Luxury Rental Days
Vice City VIP, a luxury and exotic rental car rental provider, is offering rental incentives to its customers, including a free fourth day rental on all exotic cars and a free fifth day rental on all luxury cars.
Vice City VIP has special offers on its luxury and exotic rental vehicles. Photo courtesy of Vice City VIP.
Vice City VIP has special offers on its luxury and exotic rental vehicles. Photo courtesy of Vice City VIP.
Vice City VIP, a luxury and exotic rental car rental provider, is offering rental incentives to its customers in Miami Beach.
It is offering free fourth day rentals on all its exotic cars and free fifth day rentals on all its luxury cars, says the company.
Customers using American Express Platinum and Centurion card holders will receive 10% off retail prices.
Additionally, these card holders will get an additional 100 miles per day on all luxury rentals and 50 miles per day on all exotic cars, says the company.
"We are in the business of catering to clients who want to live the glamorous Miami lifestyle even for just a few days, and we try to make that as accessible as possible," says Carmine Sams, CEO of Vice City VIP. "As Miami's leading luxury and exotic car rental service, Vice City VIP has made it our mission to continue to provide top quality services that meet the individual needs of our clientele."
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