PERFORMANCE

• CORVETTE C8 (9/10)

Even though the engine may have relocated behind the seats, the 6.2 liter V8 stays faithful to the Corvette ethos — it’s naturally aspirated, it’s large displacement, and has eight cylinders. This progress has also brought with it some radical performance advantages. The grip feels better than ever and anyone who sits in the driver seat of this Chevrolet C8 for rent is stunned at just how swiftly this supercar launches off the line. Its 490 HP might not seem too dramatic by modern standards, but the 465 lb-ft of torque does more than necessary to close the gap, assisting the C8 to propel from 0 – 60 mph in about 3 seconds flat.

• PORSCHE 718 BOXTER (8/10)

The 718 Boxster has a 2.0 liter turbocharged boxer-four engine that delivers 300 HP and 280 lb-ft of torque, all of which get sent to the rear wheels through a dynamic six-speed manual gearbox. The thrill of cruising through this sleekly shifting box is matchless, and left to its own, the gearbox is almost telepathic — it obeys any and all of your commands at once, launching you from 0 – 60 mph in about 4.7 seconds.

DESIGN

• LAMBORGHINI HURACAN SPYDER (9.5/10)

We can safely say that anyone with more than three brain cells is a big fan of the Huracan’s unmercifully over-the-top design, and the Spyder is an even more spectacular version of the coupe.

The roof of the Lamborghini Huracan Spyder for rent is a fabric job and folds away in a neat 15 seconds, which is sufficiently quick to save you from a soaking in all but the most sudden of rainfalls.

On the whole, the Spyder’s exterior looks quite stunning when the roof is up, doing a proper impression of the coupe’s roofline, however with the roof down, it looks nothing short of epic, especially with its popping speedster-style humps.

Not by a long shot is it a shy and retiring car, and if you enjoy the limelight, the design of this Italian beast is brilliantly befitting. The Huracan Spyder script engraved on the windscreen header rail is one nice inkling that gives this Lambo the final touch it needed to be recognized as the most radiant of all!

• FERRARI 488 SPIDER (9.5/10)

Ferrari is a kingpin when it comes to crafty concealment of sensational aero trickery, and the 488 Spider is no anomaly.

Putting the engine at the core of the vehicle and installing only two seats doesn’t just pay off aerodynamically, it also presents the perfect platform for visual poise, and the Ferrari 488 Spider for rent has done a superb job at it.

The blown rear spoiler directs air from intakes at the bottom of the rear screen, and its explicit geometry makes for a more pronounced profile for the main surface to maximize downforce and augment upward deflection without the need for a raised wing.

Lastly, The tension across its various arched and modeled surfaces is exquisitely managed, and the 488 Spider’s crouching stance clamors power and singleness of purpose like nothing else.

DESIGN

BENTLEY CONTINENTAL GT CONVERTIBLE (9/10)

Only a handful of cars are as luxuriously stylish as a Bentley and the Continental GT Convertible does more by giving it that extra drop-top flair. With its elongated wheelbase and extended, sleek profile, this two-door luxury convertible car rental almost seems to go on endlessly. Despite that, its external body’s curves and the geometrical aspects of its hood are designed for supreme aerodynamic excellence. 

Riding on 21-inch tri-spoke alloy wheels, the GTC continental unleashes the most prominent sense of luxury — something you could only experience in an automobile as classy as a Bentley.

ROLLS ROYCE DAWN CONVERTIBLE (10/10)

While the Rolls Royce Cullinan can merge in with most milieux, the same can’t be said for the Dawn. The British manufacturer has set a design language for the Dawn that dates back to the elegant 2000s era. With a royal cuboid-like design, svelte edges, and a blunt snout, this luxury car rental is as aesthetically alluring as they come.

At the front, you get that signature Rolls Royce handwrought grille composition, dating all the way back to their humble beginnings. Slim headlights, which are now a penchant of the brand, fit outstandingly well here. Coming to the rear, it is stylistically complete, elegant, and has two subtly engineered exhausts alongside relatively diminutive taillights girdled by metal.

All in all, faultlessly pristine!

DESIGN

• AVENTADOR S (9/10)

The dexterous Italian engineers from Lamborghini displayed a revealing sketch at the launch of this supercar rental, which spoke volumes about the design ethos of this car. It featured sharks and cobras morphed with an outline of the Aventador S that represented their approach to engineering its design.

The shark fins are utterly evident in the new and even more prominent front splitter, and the vigor hiding under the engine cover signifies the cobra.

Aside from that, the design of this supercar rental has a few touches of the classic Lamborghini Countach, and plenty of inspiration from a space shuttle’s design.

And how could you not fall for those exquisite doors? All in all, the design is precisely as elegant as it can be, without going over the top.

• FERRARI 812 SUPERFAST (9/10)

This supercar rental is quite enormous. And it looks even bigger when you see it in person, having a hood that you likely could use to put a roof over a small tennis court.

The Ferrari’s design team has nailed making something this huge look as good as it does. On the whole, the Ferrari 812 Superfast is 4,600 mm long, almost 2,000 mm wide, and weighs about 3,600 lbs — so it certainly has a presence.

The hood of this car seems to be flaring and looks incredible from the driver’s seat. The stormy sides and the rigid rear complete the design perfectly. This supercar rental is a grand touring rocket ship and the most imposing statement of design finesse.

DESIGN

Urus (9/10)

Anything fascinating about the Urus’ design? That’s like asking if there’s anything luxurious about a luxury SUV Rental. See, whether or not you like the look of Urus, you must admit it doesn’t look like anything you’ve ever seen before, right?

Urus’ design looks precisely how a Lamborghini SUV should look – from its side contour with the svelte glasshouse and hindquarters that look spring-loaded, to its eye-popping tailgate lip spoiler and Y-shaped tail-lights.

Dimensions-wise, Urus is large — it’s 5,110mm long, 1,640mm tall, and 2,180mm wide.

G63 (8/10)

This SUV rental has a unique, elevated stance, replete with pumped wheel arches and quaint flat glass, that sets it apart and draws people in. With looks oozing the persona of a luxury, yet functional powerhouse, G-63 G-Wagon attracts as many dazed stares as a low-flying supercar wedge.

Just like the classic G-Class’s solid metal door handles, another tip of the hat to the car’s heritage is the retention of the horizontal grab handle, widened arcs, and red-painted brake pads fused with the unmatched looks of the classic G-class frame.

Coming to its dimensions, G-63 G-Wagon is 4,880mm long, a bit over 1,900mm tall, and 1,800mm wide — enough to pull off a convincing impersonation of a robust vessel.