Business travel,
no rental counter.

Business travel into LA punishes anyone who chooses the rental counter route. A flight into LAX at 9 a.m. for a 1 p.m. meeting in Century City already loses an hour to the counter, the shuttle, and a walk-around with a bored agent. We collapse that into a single curbside hand-off. Text us when you’re wheels down; the car meets you at the LAX terminal or at Burbank’s Hollywood Burbank Airport — whichever you flew into — with a full tank, a wiped interior, and the keys in our hand. Five minutes from arrival to driving toward the 405 or the 134.

The BMW 3 Series is the workhorse of this category for a reason: composed in traffic, quiet on the freeway, the right size for a Beverly Hills valet stand, and unobtrusive when you’re circling a Studio City lot looking for visitor parking. When the week includes ferrying clients or executives, the BMW X7 M Sport gives you the back seat and the presence to do that without comment — same car several entertainment and finance teams have rented for industry weeks here. And when the business trip ends with a closing dinner at the Beverly Hills Hotel or Sunset Tower, the Mercedes CLE Cabriolet is the car you actually want under you for the late drive up Mulholland afterward.

Insurance terms are set at booking — bring your own eligible policy, or we can connect you with coverage through our insurance partner. Receipts come itemized and labeled for expense reporting. We answer the phone ourselves — the same number that booked your car is the number that picks up if your flight gets pushed three hours, or if a 6 a.m. drop has to move to 4 a.m. Eight years on LA roads, 1,444 completed trips, and 1,229 verified reviews from guests who, like you, were trying to skip the counter and get to the meeting.