Luxury car hire in Malaga
We can deliver a wide range of luxury cars in the Malaga area to make your holiday or special occasion complete. What better that a brand new Mercedes C Class convertible or a BMW 5 series. Go on, enjoy yourself!
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The old 5-Series was often described as the best car in the world - the new model is longer, taller, wider, lighter, faster, cleaner and more economic. If you aren't offended by the avantgarde styling and Dame Edna headlights, then this is a very impressive machine likely to continue BMW's position at the head of the class. Active steering, head-up-display and active headlights are serious gadgets.
An ideal driving position is easy to achieve and the abundance of buttons has been reduced through the use of I-Drive - a single dial control that's been improved since introduced in the 7-Series. A great solution, once you've spent a week or so getting used to it, although those who have missed the technology bus may be put off. Head-up-display is now an option. |
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When Audi's designers set to work on the A4, high priorities included more interior space and even better driver appeal. They succeeded on both counts, and this car was a real rival to the BMW 3-Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class. It is a handsome looker with superb build quality, beautifully presented interiors and a wide choice of highly developed, powerful and efficient petrol and diesel engines. In comparison to its rivals it also offers better rear accommodation. Quattro four-wheel-drive versions offer year round appeal, being both safe and snug hood up in the winter and still offering open top fun in the summer sun.
Typically Audi - a master class in user-friendly clarity with a high quality ambience to boot. Plenty of adjustment to the driving position with excellent seats that will remain comfortable all day long. |
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Mercedes-Benz chose a classically elegant design for the E-Class while BMW and Audi were preparing to launch more controversially styled rivals in the 5-Series and A6. It was the most technologically advanced Mercedes-Benz when it was launched in saloon form in 2002, but the reliability of early models was compromised by electrical problems. Otherwise the E-Class is easily a match for any rival for comfort, feels solid, and is exceptionally safe. Higher list prices than its rivals hurt its once peerless resale values - Mercedes-Benz might think the E-class is worth £2000 more than a 5-Series or A6, but used car buyers aren't prepared to pay such a big premium. Changes for 2006 promise to end the electrical problems of earlier cars, and add yet more technology, mainly for safety, as well as introduce new engines.
The cabin ambience of the E-Class is unrivalled in its class, with high quality materials and subtle curves. It has a warmth missing from its German rivals helped by the subtle night-time interior lighting. Visibility is good and there is a good level of adjustment for the seats and steering wheel to ensure a comfortable driving position can be found. Staring down the bonnet at the three-pointed star adorning the grille also helps achieve a feeling of well-being. |
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The Volkswagen Touareg is a luxury 4x4 (US: SUV) automobile manufactured by Volkswagen. It is the first of this class ever produced by this manufacturer. It rides on the Volkswagen E platform.
The Touareg was co-developed with Porsche, who was also looking to add an SUV to their lineup, as a cost-sharing initiative. Porsche shares this chassis to underpin their Cayenne SUV, although there are numerous styling, equipment and technical differences between the two vehicles. Also, the Touareg replaced the Eurovan for North America as the company's truck.
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