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html > bodyAccessible nameOnestrada Rentals Enquire Onestrada Luxury car rental across Europe. Hand-picked supercars, grand tourers, and chauffeured transport in the cities that matter — booked through a single concierge, confirmed in writing before payment moves. Open the network
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Speak to concierge What this is
A single concierge layer over Europe's best luxury rental operators.
Onestrada is not a fleet, not a marketplace, and not a directory.
We work with a curated set of rental operators across Italy, France,
Switzerland, Monaco, and Spain — and we sit between you and them so
a single brief produces a single confirmed booking, in writing.
One concierge, not a marketplace The same person handles your enquiry, contract, delivery, and inspection. No anonymous booking flow, no call-centre handoff.
Vetted operators, not a leased fleet Cars come from rental houses we already work with in each city — the operators we'd use ourselves, audited against our brief before they reach you.
Contract clarity, not a headline rate Every figure on the quote — deposit, mileage, excess, cross-border — is named in writing before payment moves. Nothing left to a phone call. Across the network Delivered to hotels, villas, airports, and private addresses across Europe.Wherever the trip begins — a terminal stand, a hotel forecourt, a villa gate — the car is prepared, fuelled, and waiting. One concierge sets the meeting point in writing before the day. See the network
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Wayfinding Choose by trip type Six ways people drive with us. Pick the closest and we'll point you at the right starting page.
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Grand tour Multi-country itineraries across the network — vignettes, paperwork, and cross-border approvals confirmed in writing.
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Weekend escape Short, half-day, and full-day routes paired with the body style that gets the most out of the road.
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Event arrival Race, festival, and yacht-show weeks with delivery windows matched to the event calendar.
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Coastal drive Corniche roads above the Mediterranean — Riviera mornings with the roof down and lunch on the water.
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Alpine drive Mountain passes and lake corridors — the Alps opened from Geneva and the northern Italian lakes.
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Airport delivery Terminal-side handover with the concierge handling the meeting point and the onward route. Driving experiences Routes the network is built around Six drives that anchor the European network — each one opens onto its full itinerary, vehicle pairings, and the checklist we confirm before any payment moves. Lombardy, Italy Milan to Lake Como Open-top couples, first-time Como visitors, and weekenders who want one hero drive on the calendar.
Driving time
≈ 4 hours including stops See the route
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Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France Nice to Monaco Open-top couples, photography mornings, and Riviera arrivals with a single half-day window to spend on the road.
Driving time
≈ 2 hours including viewpoints See the route
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Île-de-France, France Paris to Champagne Couples and small parties pairing a Paris stay with a tasting day at the major maisons.
Driving time
Full day, ≈ 90 min each way See the route
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Geneva, Switzerland Geneva to the Alps Couples and small parties using Geneva as the base for a half-day under the north face of Mont Blanc.
Driving time
Half day, ≈ 1 hour each way See the route
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Lombardy, Italy Lake Como to the Stelvio Pass Driving-led travellers who want one landmark Alpine pass on a Como-anchored week — pass status confirmed per booking.
Driving time
Full day, ≈ 2h 30 each way See the route
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Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France Cannes and the Route Napoléon Travellers who want a touring day inland from the Riviera coast — a historic road through Grasse and the pre-Alps.
Driving time
Full day, ≈ 2 hours each way to Castellane See the route
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Destinations Browse by country Each country opens onto the cities we cover, the airports we deliver to, and the routes the network is shaped around. Italy 3 cities · 4 airports
Luxury car rental in Italy From Milan's Quadrilatero to Lake Como villas and the Tuscan back roads, Italy frames the network's deepest driving and chauffeur calendar. Milan
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Rome
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Lake Como
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France 3 cities · 4 airports
Luxury car rental in France Paris arrivals, the Côte d'Azur corniche, and the long A6 run south frame France as the network's most varied single-country itinerary. Paris
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Nice
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Cannes
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Switzerland 2 cities · 2 airports
Luxury car rental in Switzerland Geneva watch-fair weeks, Zurich banking days, and a network of Alpine passes between them make Switzerland the most road-trip-oriented country in the network. Geneva
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Zurich
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Monaco 1 city · 0 airports
Luxury car rental in Monaco The Principality is the network's smallest country — every rental is part of a wider Côte d'Azur itinerary anchored on Casino Square. Monaco
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Spain 3 cities · 3 airports
Luxury car rental in Spain Costa del Sol villas, Ibiza summers, and Catalonia's coast and hinterland frame Spain as the network's Mediterranean and Atlantic anchor. Ibiza
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Marbella
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Barcelona
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Marques The marques we keep on the network Seven houses, each with the route days, evenings, and arrivals it is genuinely right for — chosen for fit, not badge value. supercar · Italy Ferrari Italian supercar pedigree — sharp, vocal, and built for the short hard drive. Rent a Ferrari
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supercar · Italy Lamborghini Theatrical Italian supercar with the road presence to suit the destination. Rent a Lamborghini
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performance · Germany Porsche German performance breadth — equally at home on alpine passes and a daily airport run. Rent a Porsche
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ultra luxury · United Kingdom Bentley Continental grand-touring weight, an unhurried luxury cabin, and the road manners to match. Rent a Bentley
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ultra luxury · United Kingdom Rolls-Royce The quiet end of the spectrum — chauffeur-led elegance with a presence reserved for the night out. Rent a Rolls-Royce
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grand tourer · United Kingdom Aston Martin British grand-tourer character — long-legged, restrained, and quietly fast. Rent an Aston Martin
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performance · Germany Mercedes-AMG Affalterbach-tuned performance with the breadth to cover a coastal day and an event evening cleanly. Rent a Mercedes-AMG
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The substance
How a booking takes shape.
Four practices that decide a high-ticket rental — the ones that turn a
brief into a contract you can refer back to. Each one is operational, not
decorative.
01 Inventory named per booking The car on the quote is the car the operator has set aside for your dates — make, model, trim, written into the contract before any payment moves.
02 Addresses on the contract Delivery and collection points — hotel forecourt, terminal-side, villa gate — are written into the contract for both ends of the rental, not described over the phone.
03 Availability confirmed in writing A booking is confirmed when the operator commits to your dates in writing. Nothing is reserved on a stock figure or held by an instant-book widget.
04 References from past bookings Ask the concierge for a reference and we'll connect you with a client whose brief looked like yours — instead of star ratings or testimonial copy you can't verify.
Contract clarity What we confirm before payment Every quote spells out the same eight items in writing. If a figure or detail is missing from a quote you receive, the booking isn't ready to confirm.
01 Vehicle Make, model, and trim — named on the contract, not described loosely.
02 Dates Start and end times for delivery and collection, in the local time zone.
03 Delivery & collection Exact address for both ends of the rental — named on the contract, not described loosely.
04 Mileage Daily allowance and the per-kilometre charge for anything beyond it.
05 Deposit Amount, the card it pre-authorises, and when it releases after inspection.
06 Insurance excess The excess figure and the specific events that trigger it.
07 Cancellation Refund schedule against the booking start date — no informal arrangements.
08 Cross-border permission Approved countries, route notes, and any vignette or paperwork issued in writing.
Anything outside this list — accessories, additional drivers,
one-way returns, event-week constraints — is added to the quote as a
named line item, not left to a phone call you can't refer back to.
Event weeks
Cars for Europe's busiest weeks
A handful of European events tighten supercar, GT, and
chauffeur supply months ahead. Each guide covers vehicle
planning, airport and FBO handover, and what gets confirmed
in writing before any payment.
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Event · Monaco
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Monaco Grand Prix Concierge vehicle planning for Grand Prix week — supercar, GT, and chauffeured options, with delivery staged around Nice, Cannes-Mandelieu, and the Principality. Late May into early June, with race day on the Sunday. Practice on Thursday, support series Friday and Saturday.
Event · Cannes
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Cannes Film Festival Concierge vehicle planning for festival week — Rolls-Royce, Bentley, supercar, and chauffeured options around the Croisette, with delivery into Nice and Cannes-Mandelieu. Mid- to late May, typically twelve days. Red-carpet evenings nightly through the second week.
Event · Milan
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Milan Design Week Concierge vehicle planning for the April design week — chauffeured sedans for the showroom circuit and self-drive GTs for the Lake Como days, staged around the city's limited-traffic zones. Mid-April, typically six days. The Salone del Mobile runs at Fiera Milano Rho while the Fuorisalone fills the Brera, Tortona, Isola, and 5Vie districts across the city.
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Milan Fashion Week Concierge vehicle planning for the womenswear weeks — chauffeured sedans for the show calendar and the showroom circuit, planned around the Quadrilatero's limited-traffic streets. Twice a year — late February into March, and September. Roughly six days each, with the womenswear shows the headline calendar. Plan your drive Tell us where you're staying. We'll source the right car around your route.Share the dates, the address, and the kind of driving you have in mind. A vetted shortlist and an itemised quote come back — no fixed pricing, no obligation. Start an enquiry
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Concierge Open a brief with the concierge Tell us the dates, the city, and the kind of car. We'll come back with a vetted shortlist and an itemised quote — no fake availability, no fixed pricing, no obligation. Start an enquiry
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