Land Rover
Brand
2 vehicles currently in private rotation.
Two current-generation Range Rover HSEs, in silver and in white — the quietest, most understated SUVs in the fleet, with a 395-hp mild-hybrid six, air suspension and seats for five.
Land Rover
Land Rover
Both cars are the current-generation, full-size Range Rover in HSE trim, powered by a 3.0-liter turbocharged mild-hybrid inline-six making 395 hp. Air suspension and a very quiet cabin make them the most relaxed cars in the fleet over a long day.
The silver one has a light ivory interior and suits executive travel and client pickups. The white one has a tan leather cabin and fits family trips, weddings and a weekend in Palm Beach.
With five seats and a large cargo area, the Range Rover is the easiest car in the fleet for luggage and passengers, and delivery to MIA and FLL works the same as every other car.
| Model | Power | 0-60 mph | Top speed | Per day | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corvette C8 Coupe | 495 hp | 2.9s | 184 mph | $399 | Mid-engine speed for a first exotic |
| Land Rover Range Rover HSE | 395 hp | 5.7s | 130 mph | $499 | Family trips and airport runs in comfort |
| Land Rover Range Rover HSE | 395 hp | 5.7s | 130 mph | $499 | Quiet executive travel for five |
Both Range Rovers share the same day rate, shown in the comparison table above. The mileage allowance and deposit are confirmed before you book.
They are the same car. Pick silver with the ivory interior for a cooler, more corporate look, or white with the tan interior for a warmer one.
The Range Rover is quieter, smoother and more discreet. The G63 is louder, faster and far more recognizable. Both seat five.