What counts as a luxury car here
Three kinds of car sit in this selection. The statement SUVs: Mercedes G63 (often in Brabus trim), Lamborghini Urus and Range Rover Sport, the cars people book for a wedding, a video shoot or a weekend that should look the part. The chauffeur-class saloons: Rolls-Royce Ghost, Wraith and Cullinan, quiet and enormous. And the supercars at the top: Lamborghini Huracán, Ferrari, McLaren.
Prices are set by each company and change with the fleet; the figures on this page are read from the cars listed right now. The median day price in this selection is €850.
What you need to rent
- Age: the minimum age on these cars runs from 18 to 26, set per car by the rental company.
- Driving licence: most companies want a licence you have held for a few years. An EU licence is accepted as is. With a licence from outside the EU, ask whether you also need an International Driving Permit before you book.
- Deposit: the median deposit is about €2,500. How it is paid (card, cash or bank transfer) differs per company, so ask when you message them.
- Mileage: many cars come with unlimited kilometres, some have a daily limit. It is shown on each car page.
How booking works
EliteHuur is a directory of independent rental companies in the Netherlands and Belgium. There is no booking engine and no booking fee: you open a car, tap WhatsApp and arrange dates, delivery and deposit directly with the company. Writing in English is fine. Car pages are in Dutch, but the price, the photos and the contact button are all you need.
Where the cars are
The cars are kept in Alphen aan den Rijn, Amsterdam, Arnhem, Breda, Brussel, Den Bosch, Den Haag, Dongen, Eindhoven, Gouda, Hengelo, Hilversum, Kortemark, Lelystad, Oosterhout, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Zoetermeer and Zwijndrecht. Most companies deliver to your address, hotel or Schiphol airport for a fee, so the city on the card is where the car is kept, not where you have to collect it.