A sedan is the quiet professional of the fleet: four doors, a real trunk, and a composed ride that suits work and travel alike. Our luxury sedan rental range climbs from an $80 everyday four-door to a chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce Ghost. You book the exact car, with or without a driver.

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CHOOSE YOUR MODEL
Here are the four-doors live in your city, ready to reserve. The list runs from value sedans through executive models up to flagship luxury, so the tier is yours to choose. Browse the real cars below and book by name.

One Body, Three Tiers, a Driver If You Want One.
Sedan needs split three ways, and we cover all of them. The value tier keeps everyday travel cheap, the executive tier handles the client circuit, and the luxury tier answers the flagship arrival. Any of them can come with a chauffeur, which few rental fleets offer at all.
Each sedan is cleaned, serviced, and checked before your slot. The rate includes insurance, and delivery reaches homes, hotels, and airport curbs. What you reserve is what arrives, down to the model and color.
Timeless icons, restored and road-ready.
Silent torque, zero emissions.
The rarest supercars in the fleet.
Big performance, fewer stops for fuel.
First-class comfort on four wheels.
Command the road in space and style.
Light, fast, and made for corners.
The right entrance for the big day.
CITY-BY-CITY AVAILABILITY
Skip the counter. We deliver the car to your hotel, home, or airport terminal.

RATES ACROSS EVERY TIER
Sedan rates land with a 10% discount already applied. The value tier opens at $62 a day for the Kia K4 and Volkswagen Jetta, with the Chevrolet Cruze, Ford Fusion, and Nissan Altima between $80 and $89. Everyday four-door travel stays inexpensive at this end.
Executive models cost more for the badge and the cabin. The BMW 3 Series, Audi A4, and Tesla Model 3 sit at $179, and the Mercedes-Benz C-Class C300 at $224. The luxury tier climbs above them, from the Mercedes S-Class at $449 through the Bentley Flying Spur at $809 to the Rolls-Royce Ghost and Maybach past $1,169.
The rate you see is the car alone. Getting it to you is priced by distance, each day carries a mileage allowance with a charge for extra miles, and a deposit is held and then refunded once the sedan is back and checked. A chauffeur can be added to any model for a fee on top.
Longer bookings bring the nightly rate down, and live pricing for your city sits in the panel above.
The four-door quietly handles the widest range of trips in the fleet. Here is how the sedan fits each one.
The client circuit calls for a car that reads right without shouting. A sedan on rent like the BMW 3 Series or Mercedes C-Class carries a working trip with a real trunk and city-easy size. It presents well at a pickup and parks without a fight.
An early flight and a smooth landing both favor a sedan. The quiet cabin and standard-luggage trunk suit the terminal run for one or two travelers. Curbside delivery means the car is waiting with no counter wait.
Some days run better from the back seat. A luxury sedan rental like the S-Class, Flying Spur, or Rolls-Royce Ghost pairs a hushed rear cabin with a chauffeur, so you work or rest while someone else drives. This is the tier for high-stakes arrivals and long meetings on the move.
Not every trip needs a badge or a driver. The Nissan Altima, Chevrolet Cruze, and Volkswagen Jetta cover commutes, errands, and simple travel at the lowest rate in the range. Four doors and a full trunk make the everyday easy.
Distance is where a sedan's ride quality pays off. A composed suspension and a quiet cabin make a long interstate haul far less tiring than a taller vehicle. The Panamera and S-Class hold speed and comfort mile after mile.
A sedan works naturally for weddings, galas, and formal arrivals. A Mercedes S-Class, BMW 7 Series, or Rolls-Royce adds a polished touch without sacrificing the comfort of four doors.
Getting from the right sedan to the driver’s seat should feel simple. Choose your car, confirm the details, and we’ll handle the rest.
Browse by model, price, size, or occasion and select the car that fits your plans.
Reserve online or speak with a rental specialist to lock in your exact sedan and dates.
Provide your driver’s license, insurance or coverage details, and any required deposit.
We arrange delivery to your home, hotel, office, airport, or another agreed location.

CHOOSING THE RIGHT BODY STYLE
The choice comes down to people, luggage, and roads. A sedan costs less to rent and to fuel, slips through city traffic and tight parking, and holds about three large suitcases in the trunk, which suits solo travelers, couples, and business trips. Rear-seat comfort in a luxury sedan is a class of its own, built for being driven rather than driving.
An SUV wins when the group grows past two adults in back or the luggage outpaces a trunk. For a family, a road trip with gear, or snow-country travel, the extra space and available all-wheel drive can be useful, although winter tires and road conditions still matter. For most business and city travel, the sedan is the cleaner call. Toyota's AWD vehicle lineup shows how both SUVs and sedans can be equipped with all-wheel drive. Compare more options across our premium vehicle range.
Ready when you are
The right sedan reads the room before you say a word, whether it is a quiet executive arrival, a discreet airport run, or a flagship that closes the deal. Tell us the trip, and we pair the car, and a chauffeur if you want one, to it. A specialist confirms the model and the driver the same day.
A full-size sedan is the largest sedan class, seating five with room for luggage. Think Chevrolet Impala, Dodge Charger, or Chrysler 300. It sits above midsize and standard in legroom and trunk space.
Standard (or intermediate) is a midsize four-door for five; full-size adds legroom and trunk room; luxury layers a premium badge, finer materials, and a quieter cabin on top. The size gap is small — the comfort gap is large.
Yes, in most cases a sedan rents lower than a comparable SUV and uses less fuel. The gap widens over a long trip. Choose an SUV only when you need the extra space or all-wheel drive.
A midsize sedan holds about two to three large suitcases; a full-size or luxury sedan a little more. That suits two or three travelers with standard bags. For a family's luggage, size up to an SUV.
A sedan wins for two or three people on paved highways, with lower fuel cost and a smoother, quieter ride. An SUV wins for four-plus passengers, heavy gear, towing, or snow. Match it to your group and cargo, not the distance.
The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is the benchmark for rear-seat comfort and executive travel. The Bentley Flying Spur and Rolls-Royce Ghost sit above it for flagship arrivals. All three are in the fleet.
Yes. The S-Class starts at $449 per day after the 10% discount, with the long-wheelbase Maybach S-Class higher. It can be booked self-drive or chauffeur-driven.
Luxury sedans open at $449 for the Mercedes S-Class and run past $1,169 for the Rolls-Royce Ghost and Mercedes-Maybach. Executive sedans start lower, from $134. A refundable deposit applies, sized to the car.
Most luxury sedans require a driver 25 or older with a clean record. Executive and value sedans start at 21 in most states. Younger renters can book chauffeur-driven instead.
Yes, we deliver and collect at airports, hotels, and homes, priced by distance. Curbside airport delivery skips the counter. Lot pickup is also available.