Exotic Car Neighborhoods

South Beach is the Miami arrival people picture when they picture Miami.

Brickell is the financial district, which means a tighter stack of luxury condo towers than anywhere else in the city.

A Miami Beach rental gives you the full barrier island.

Wynwood is the arts and content district, and the fleet here is selected for the visual brief.

The Design District is the luxury retail neighborhood, and the fleet here is matched to the brands lining Palm Court.

Las Olas is the main shopping and dining corridor in Fort Lauderdale, and the fleet here matches the boulevard.

A Fort Lauderdale Beach rental gives you the A1A coast, the Bahia Mar Marina, and the cluster of beachfront hotels along the strip.

Coconut Grove is the quietest waterfront neighborhood in Miami, and the fleet here matches the slower pace.

Bal Harbour is the high-end retail anchor of Miami, and the rental fleet here is matched to the audience walking The Bal Harbour Shops.

Aventura is the suburban-luxury exotic rental zone, and the fleet here is matched to the audience that drives during daylight rather than after midnight.

Key Biscayne is the only barrier-island resort community in our Miami coverage, accessed exclusively via the Rickenbacker Causeway.

Hallandale Beach is the southern boundary of Broward County, the last beach city before the Miami-Dade line, and that geographic gap is the value-prop.

Pompano Beach is the northernmost exotic rental zone in our Fort Lauderdale coverage, and the customer here is different from the Las Olas or Fort Lauderdale Beach renter.