Sports Car Hire in Geneva

Geneva is an elegant city that stands proud of its rich heritage, culture, the beauty of its architecture and the peaceful that is experienced in a walk throughout its many manicured streets. While some people do indeed find Geneva to be proud, to the point of being stuffy, the justification is that if you’ve got it, you might as well know it.

Rent a Sports Car in Geneva and get to know this wonderful, colourful and highly international city, and if you speak french, you’re at a certain advantage to discover the real thrills beneath the surface.

Our sports cars in Geneva comprise an exciting selection of exceptionally luxurious and often times rare and exclusive vehicles. As just an example rent the Porsche Panamera, widely considered to be one of the fastest sedan in the world. In fact don’t just take our word for it, take the new Porsche Panamera rental for a test drive and see for yourself.

Yet, whether your stay is primarily for business or for pleasure consider hiring out the Ferrari 458 Italia as this spectacular Ferrari will help you to discover just how perfection can get even slightly better. While another popular choice in Geneva is the Ferrari California, a sensational looking 4 seater cabrio, this car will ensure that you make a good impression wherever you need to go in this city filled with VIPs.

Make sure to take time out of any busy schedule to sit these much loved venues in Geneva. The Jardin Anglais, located close to the business district, is a small garden at the lake where you will often find the nearby city workers taking their lunch break. Amidst the leafy trees and under the famous Flower Clock, it is easy to see why it is such a great place to relax.

The Place Neuve is an impressive Grand Theatre, constructed in 1879, it was renovated after a fire in 1951 and represents one of the city’s most beautiful and elegant buildings. Today it houses the Conservatoire de musique, and the Musée Rath. Whilst there you may also want to visit the nearby Parc des Bastions, which includes a large wall (the "Mur des Réformateurs") that showcases some of the personalities that impacted the Reformation movement in Geneva.