Paul added that Sixt was concentrating its focus on three key areas – London, Manchester and Edinburgh – but said that SMEs anywhere could take advantage of the luxury rates on offer.
“The new expansion into luxury means that there is now a car to suit every customer’s needs, from the cheapest Chevrolet Spark right through to the Ferrari California,” added Paul. The new service could provide a vital addition to any small business company car policy.
Prices start from as little as £125 a day for a MINI Coupe S.
The parent company of Sixt is based in Munich, providing integrated mobility services for both businesses and consumers, ranging from daily rental to full business car leasing services. Sixt is a partner of BMW’s DriveNow, a premium car sharing service that allows you to pick up and leave your rental BMW wherever you wish. DriveNow is currently only available in Germany but rumoured to be arriving in the UK.
Sixt recently launched Sixt Flexirental to enable small businesses to service short term mobility requirements and make the most of their business car tax allowance without committing to a full long-term lease or buying a car.
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