Audi rental in Geneva

If you're about to take a leisurely vacation in the mountainous central part of Europe, you should be aware that riding by tour bus can leave you wanting to see more of the small, quaint villages there. The tour buses tend to hit the major tourist attractions, just like all the other tour buses, and you'll end up seeing the same tourists everywhere you go for your entire visit. You'll spend long hours waiting to use the restrooms, order food, and being frustrated with all of the slow people in front of you. On the other hand, if you rent an Audi in Geneva and take it on your own pre-planned tour of off the beaten path destinations, you'll have the time of your life.

While, for the most part, the roads in Austria and Switzerland are kept fairly well plowed in the wintertime, there are snow storms frequently during the winter months. You'll be well served by some of the 4 X 4 Audis that have computer controlled anti-lock braking systems that make driving on icy roads a breeze. The Q7 is one such car, and it has all of the luxury accommodations that you could imagine with advanced entertainment systems and guidance systems to keep you safe while the kids are occupied.

The Q5, on the other hand, is more of an SUV or crossover and will handle nearly any type of road hazard you can imagine. At the same time, it's quite powerful and will have no problems switching to high speed driving on Germany's autobahns when the need arises. It has more interior space than most other luxury cars which will come in handy if you have luggage to carry on your trip.

The more time you give us to have your car ready, the more likely you are to have a great vacation. We go out of our way to have all of the different models available at all times, but we have to physically move cars from location to location to accommodate all of our clients.

To hire an Audi in Geneva, most vacationers will have to be at least 25 years of age and have a clean driving record. It's best to take care of these details well in advance to avoid problems at the last minute. Insurance coverage will also be required, and while some regular insurance companies do cover rental cars, situations vary depending on the car and country involved. It's always best to have that taken care of with documentation before you embark on your trip.

Some credit card companies also offer inexpensive rental car coverage, however, there are always fine details that need to be worked out to make sure the coverage is valid and acceptable to the rental agency. If one of your bucket list items is to travel the Alps in a luxury sports sedan or SUV, or maybe go skiing in Switzerland, then you can't go wrong by renting an Audi in Geneva. These cars are made for the mountains with their handling, acceleration, and safety features and will not disappoint even the most demanding traveler.