Frankfurt and Munich are the main international airports, but we also deliver to Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, and Stuttgart. The car can be waiting for you at the airport, at your hotel, or at your preferred address, even the address of a business meeting.
For a business stay in Frankfurt or Düsseldorf, you can collect the car at your hotel the evening before and have it ready for your morning appointments.
German autobahns are toll-free for cars. Some sections have no general speed limit, but a recommended limit of 130 km/h applies. Many other sections have speed limits posted on signs, which often vary depending on traffic and weather.
The left lane is only for overtaking, and overtaking on the right is not permitted. Those arriving from countries with different customs should keep this in mind from the first kilometer.
Many German cities have environmental zones, called Umweltzone, which can only be entered with a special sticker. If you plan to drive downtown, ask us when booking: we'll tell you how to organize it.
Over long distances, a sports sedan like the Audi RS6 or a Porsche 911 (992) S Coupé combines comfort and driving pleasure. For a business trip with colleagues, the BMW X7 40d or the Mercedes GLE 350de Coupé offer space and silence. In winter, heading towards the Bavarian Alps, an SUV with winter tires like the Mercedes-AMG G63 is the more relaxed choice.
From Munich, you can reach the Bavarian Alps and Neuschwanstein Castle in southern Bavaria. From Frankfurt, the Rhine Valley leads to Cologne and Düsseldorf, among vineyards and castles on the river.
In Stuttgart , enthusiasts visit the Mercedes-Benz Museum and the Porsche Museum. In the north, Berlin and Hamburg are connected by autobahn in about three hours.
Those with a few extra days can travel the Romantic Road, which runs through Bavaria past medieval towns like Rothenburg ob der Tauber and ends near Neuschwanstein. Further west, Lake Constance connects Germany, Austria, and Switzerland and is a pleasant destination for a summer road trip in a Porsche 911 (992) 4S Cabriolet or a Ferrari F8 Spider.
Spring and summer are ideal for trips along the Rhine and the Bavarian lakes. In Munich, the Oktoberfest, between late September and early October, brings many visitors and full hotels. In December, Christmas markets enliven almost every city.
From Bavaria, Salzburg and Innsbruck, Austria, are nearby, where you need a motorway vignette. From Stuttgart, you can reach Zurich, but remember that Switzerland also requires a vignette and is not part of the European Union. Delivery and collection can take place in different countries.
Do you have to pay for German autobahns? No, they're toll-free for cars. If you continue into Austria or Switzerland, you'll need a vignette.
Is it true that there are no speed limits? Only on certain stretches of road, where the recommended limit is 130 km/h. Elsewhere, the speed limits posted on signs apply.
Can I enter city centers? Many centers have environmental zones requiring a sticker. Ask us when booking.
Do you deliver to an office or a trade fair? Yes, you can specify any address, including airports and hotels.
Can I return the car in Italy? Yes, you can depart from Munich and drop off the car in Milan or another city.
Are cars equipped for snow in winter? Yes, they always have winter tires in the cold season, even for trips to the Bavarian Alps.
Is there a risk of receiving a different car than the one you booked? No, the model is always guaranteed. If your plans change, you can cancel free of charge up to 72 hours before delivery.
