

Exotic car rental in Riverside has one arrival that matters more than any other, and it is the curve of the drive under the arches of the Mission Inn. Prometheus Exotics delivers Lamborghini, Ferrari, Rolls Royce and the rest of the fleet to that hotel, to the downtown blocks around it and to homes in Canyon Crest and the Wood Streets. Riverside had real money once, citrus money, the navel orange fortunes that built the downtown and the university, and it kept the architecture, so a luxury car rental in Riverside lands in a city that once had carriages to match. It has not had many Ferraris since. That is why yours is the one people talk about.
The delivery fee in Riverside is $150, waived when the rental runs 7 days or more. The Mission Inn Hotel and Spa is the address we deliver to most, and we hand over at the hotel entrance on Mission Inn Avenue so the first thing the valet sees is the car. Downtown hotels near the Fox Performing Arts Center take delivery the same way. For homes in Canyon Crest and the Wood Streets, we bring the car to the driveway, and for UC Riverside graduations we meet families near campus. The Festival of Lights runs from late November into early January and turns the blocks around the hotel into a slow crawl of visitors, so for those dates we deliver earlier in the day and agree the exact spot with the hotel.
Start on Mission Inn Avenue itself, one block of arches, bell towers and the Fox marquee, the closest thing Riverside has to a ceremonial main street, and slow enough that the car gets seen. From there the city gives you two very different drives. Victoria Avenue runs for miles through the old citrus belt, a divided parkway with a planted median and orange groves still standing behind the houses, and it is the drive that explains where the money came from. Keep going and you reach California Citrus State Historic Park, 248 acres of working groves descended from the trees that started the whole boom, with a view back across the valley from the top of the park. For real elevation, the Rim of the World Highway is 40 minutes east and climbs to Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear. Canyon Crest, up the hill from the university, is the quiet loop after dinner with the city lights below.
The Mission Inn wants a Rolls Royce. The building is arches and towers and stained glass, and a Ghost or a Cullinan parked beneath it looks like it was delivered with the hotel, with chauffeur service available on request for a wedding or an anniversary dinner there. A Bentley Continental GT does the same job in a slightly lower key. For the Festival of Lights, a Cadillac Escalade fits the family and the coats and photographs well against 10 million lights. For the drive itself, out Victoria Avenue or up the mountain, a Porsche 911 or a BMW M is the right choice because those roads reward a car you can feel. And for the graduation or the 30th birthday where the point is the reaction on the sidewalk, a Lamborghini Huracan in downtown Riverside is a rarer sight than it will ever be in Beverly Hills, and the reaction is proportionate.
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