Exotic Car Rental in San Bernardino

Exotic car rental in San Bernardino is not about the city looking glamorous, because it does not try to. This is the county seat, the courthouse and the hospital and the distribution centers where the region's work gets done, and Prometheus Exotics delivers Lamborghini, Ferrari, Porsche and Rolls Royce to it anyway, because the people doing that work are exactly who an exotic car is for. Luxury car rental in San Bernardino also puts you at the bottom of the Rim of the World grade, and the mountain above the city is the reward at the end of the shift. A supercar here is the rarest thing on the street. It is meant to be.

Exotic Car Rental Delivery in San Bernardino

We charge $150 to deliver in San Bernardino, and nothing at all on rentals of 7 days or more. We deliver downtown, to Highland and to Loma Linda, and to Redlands, where the Victorian houses and the old citrus streets make a better backdrop for a photograph than anywhere else on this side of the county. Homes are the usual drop, and for a graduation at Cal State San Bernardino we meet families near campus. Glen Helen, on the north edge of the city, is a motocross and off-road venue with national events, and we deliver to hotels nearby on race weekends for people who came for the racing and want something with an engine for the rest of the trip. If you are heading up the mountain, tell us the dates, because a winter storm on Route 18 changes which car we send.

Where to Take It

One drive belongs to this city and it goes up. The Rim of the World Highway, Route 18, leaves the valley floor at the north end of town and climbs in under an hour from 100-degree flatland to pine forest and mountain air, with overlooks that take in the whole basin you just left. Lake Arrowhead is at the top, a private lake with a resort at its center, and Big Bear is along the same ridge. It is a two-lane climb with long views and real corners, and a Porsche or a BMW M in second and third gear is the way to take it. Down in the valley, the old Route 66 alignment runs through the city on its way west to the foothill towns, and the speedway history sits a few minutes away in Fontana, on ground that was a steel mill before it was a speedway. Redlands is 15 minutes east, and the streets around the Kimberly Crest House and the Smiley library are the slow, shaded cruise on the return.

Which Cars Suit San Bernardino

The mountain decides. For the Rim of the World in dry weather, a Porsche 911 or a Cayman, a BMW M4 or a Corvette, because the climb is all corners and the point is to feel it. For the same road in winter, a Range Rover or a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon, which take the grade in any weather and look right in front of a lodge at Arrowhead. In town the sale is different. A graduation at Cal State, a quinceanera in Highland, a 40th birthday dinner in Redlands, those want the car that nobody on the block has ever seen up close, a Lamborghini Huracan or a Ferrari, and the fact that it is rare here is exactly why it works. For a family event with a lot of people, a Cadillac Escalade carries everyone, and chauffeur service is available on request.