Hertz Luxury Car Line-Up: Dream & Prestige Cars

Hertz Luxury Car Rental
Hertz Car Rental
takes the car rental experience to the next level with its fleet of Dream Cars and related Dream Car VIP rental experience. Enjoying Dream Car rental from Hertz is your opportunity to experience some of the finest vehicles ever manufactured. The cars and the VIP experience are now available in 35 cities, including Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Miami.

Your Dream Car experience begins by calling the company’s dedicated toll-free telephone line or visiting the website established specifically for Dream Car reservations. Hertz offers two delivery options:

  1. A Hertz representative will meet you at the airport, with the car, providing a personalized, detailed orientation of the chosen vehicle; or
  2. Hertz will deliver the vehicle directly to the customer’s location.

Dream Cars can be reserved through normal Hertz reservation outlets without the additional VIP experience. The customer still receives the finest luxury high-performance vehicle without the white glove experience. The Dream Car lineup includes the following vehicles:

  • Aston Martin V8 Vantage
  • Audi R8
  • Bentley Continental GT
  • Cadillac CTS-V
  • Ferrari (California, F430)
  • Lamborghini Gallardo
  • Land Rover Range Rover Sport
  • Mercedes-Benz AMG (SLS, C63, E63)
  • Mercedes-Benz SL550, S550 and G550
  • Porsche (911, Cayenne, Boxster, Panamera)
  • SRT Viper
  • Tesla Model S

Prestige Car

The Prestige Car collection is a select group of vehicles chosen to provide high-end luxury for the discerning traveler. We recently took a Mercedes C Class, which is a part of the Prestige Car collection through the Pacific Coast Highway, on California State Route 1. This scenic, yet adventurous route right along the coast was much more enjoyable because of the car’s precession handling that you would expect from Mercedes. Overall the trip was a lot more enjoyable driving a luxury car.

Luxury Cars Rental Hertz Prestige Dream

 The line-up includes a variation of SUVs, crossovers, sedans and convertibles. Prestige Cars offer the following choices:

  • Cadillac ATS
  • Cadillac Escalade AWD
  • Infiniti/Cadillac Crossover
  • Infiniti G37/Q50
  • Infiniti QX56/QX80
  • Lincoln Navigator
  • Mercedes E Class
  • Mercedes GLK350
  • Mercedes C Class
  • Mercedes SLK250 Convertible
  • Mercedes E350 Convertible
  • Mercedes GL450

Hertz Car Rental strives to provide the finest vehicles along with the best service in the industry. Customers are invited to join the Hertz Gold Plus Rewards program, a free loyalty program offering a number of exceptional benefits including Hertz Carfirmations. With this service, members are free to take delivery of the reserved vehicle or choose any other from within the Gold Choice area. Members also enjoy e-return and a number of other timesaving benefits.

For your next rental, choose the Dream Car or Prestige Car line-ups. Hertz combines well-maintained, late-model vehicles with exceptional customer service for the car-rental experience you deserve.

More information about both collections can be found at the Hertz Dream Cars site, or the Prestige Collection site.

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