Chicago's exotic car network

For the fleet owner

One fleet. Seven front doors.

People don't search for "exotic car rental." They search for a Lambo for prom, a Rolls for the wedding, a G-Wagon from O'Hare.

Each site in the network answers one of those searches in its own voice. Each one has its own guide pages, its own journal, and its own booking form. Every request goes to the same place, your fleet, and gets confirmed personally.

SitesSeven independent domains, each focused on one car, occasion, or part of town
CarsLamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder and Urus, Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Ghost and Wraith, Mercedes-AMG G63
CoverageBy appointment across Chicagoland, from downtown to the southwest suburbs
RequestsCar, date, ZIP code and where the day begins, sent straight to the fleet

The cars, in the city

Shot where they're driven.

Every car is photographed whole, at a three-quarter angle, against real Chicago streets. No people, no staged faces, just the car and the city.

The network

Seven sites, one standard.

Each site reaches a different customer. The design and booking standard is the same on all seven, and every one links back to the rest of the collection.

What the network does

It does the work before the phone rings.

The sites help a reader choose the right car for the day, answer the usual questions, and send a complete request when they're ready.

i.

Editorial local guides, with a daily journal

Written like a city magazine, not a rate sheet. Each site covers the roads, neighborhoods and seasons that suit its cars, and a journal entry goes up every day.

Routes: Lake Shore Drive, the Gold Coast, Wacker, the southwest suburbs
Month-by-month Chicago planning and practical rules
A daily journal post on every site, written for local searches

ii.

Lead and booking forms

Short forms that ask for what you need to quote: the car, the date, the ZIP code and where the day begins. Reservations are confirmed by a person, not a checkout page.

Car, date, ZIP and pickup details captured up front
"Recommend one" option for customers who only know the occasion
Call and text buttons that dial directly without showing the number

iii.

Facebook-ready sharing

Every page and journal post is set up to share cleanly, with a proper title, description and full-car image, so a link posted to Facebook or sent by text looks finished.

Share cards prepared for every page and post
Photo-first posts that work on a Facebook page or feed
Links that send people back to the right site's booking form

iv.

Occasions, matched to the right car

Customers are usually planning an event, not choosing a model. The network starts with the day and recommends the car that fits it.

Weddings, prom, birthdays and airport arrivals
Photo shoots, anniversaries and nights out downtown
Chauffeured or self-drive, depending on the car and the day

Occasions

Pick the day. The car follows.

Step one

A reader finds a guide

Through a local search, a journal post, or a link shared on Facebook.

Step two

They choose the car and the day

The site helps them match the car to the occasion and the part of town.

Step three

The request reaches you

A complete request with car, date, ZIP and starting point, ready to confirm.

Members only

The Car Club

Behind an unmarked door: a small, invitation-only club for people who'd rather drive these cars more than once a year. Membership is limited, and the details are shared in person.

i.Membership is by invitation only.

ii.Members are offered the keys before anyone else.

iii.Drives and dates are shared with members privately.

Requests are read personally. Not every request receives an invitation.

Reserve

Your date. Your car.

Tell us the car, the date and where the day begins. A person confirms every booking with price, deposit, mileage and time.

Drivers21 and older, with full-coverage insurance
AreaBy appointment across Chicagoland
OptionsSelf-drive, or chauffeured on select cars