Porsche

The Porsche Range

The sleek exteriors sport smooth curves and edges, making every Porsche model instantly recognisable. This award-winning manufacturer exhibits pure opulence with the interiors, providing soft leather seats, intelligent infotainment systems, and enhanced technology for optimising the overall driving experience.

Indulge in the experience of driving an iconic sports car. Collect your Porsche hire car from any of our national major city locations, including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Inverness.

Prestige Porsche Hire Services

When hiring your Porsche from Avis Prestige, not only will you benefit from our unparalleled services, you will also be entitled to an abundance of extras, at no additional cost.

At Avis Prestige, you are our first priority. We pride ourselves on providing each and every customer with a first-class service. We believe in honesty and transparency, ensuring that your car rental is a smooth process, so you can spend more time enjoying your drive.

We provide unlimited mileage on selected vehicles, an additional driver on your policy for free, fully comprehensive insurance with 24-hour roadside assistance, and much more! 

Indulge in our bespoke “Meet & Greet” service direct from all London Heathrow Airport terminals and drive away in your luxury car hire within minutes of landing.

Whichever model or generation of Porsche you wish to hire, the exquisite detail in every car is testimony to the expertise and experience of Porsche engineers – there to be enjoyed as part of the Avis Prestige Porsche hire fleet, get in touch and hire yours today.

Avis Prestige European Porsche Range

Discover the Porsche's available for hire from the European fleet. The high stand of luxury vehicles you have come to expect with Avis Prestige is no different from the cars on offer in our European range. Top of the line vehicles with an equally first-class service. Please note that due to COVID-19 and the availability of vehicles, this information is subject to change.

The History of Porsche

Porsche AG is a German car manufacturer that specialises in high-performance sports cars, SUVs and sedans. The company was founded by Ferdinand Porsche and his son, Ferry, in 1948 with 200 workers in their first shop.

Ferdinand Porsche had by this point already designed the Volkswagen Beetle, and used it as a framework for the Porsche 64 in 1939. Porsche Sr. brought a significant amount of innovation to the company, turning a four-wheel drive gasoline/electric hybrid vehicle into the unbeatable Auto Union Grand Prix car of the 1930s.

Porsche Jr. had an instrumental role in designing Porsche's first sports car, the 356. Using a Beetle engine, the first Porsche became famous for its agile handling, as well as its comfort and reliability. However, this would not be the last legacy car to come from Porsche. The introduction of their own engines in the 1950s was the step to launching the Porsche 911 - a model that evolved over three decades to form an impressive line-up; the 911 S (1967), the 911 Turbo (1974), the 911 Cabriolet (1983) and the all-wheel drive Carrera 4 (1990).

Porsche introduced a series of front-engine models in the 1970s, starting with the four-cylinder 924 (1976). From the Porsche 924 came the more powerful and sophisticated 944 and 944 Turbo, and finally the 968 in the early 1990s. Porsche retired both the 968 and 928 in 1995 to focus on the development of the rear-engine 911 and mid-engine Boxster.

The brand name Porsche is also synonymous with racing, due to the cars’ speed and agility on the course. To date, Porsches have won approximately 24,000 races around the world, with more than 50 class wins at Le Mans.

In 2019, Porsche debuted the Taycan, the first fully electric vehicle, demonstrating the company’s acknowledgement of their responsibility to protect the environment and reduce carbon emissions. The Porsche Taycan's interiors are entirely digitalised, with up to four displays, including a curved 16.8-inch configurable driver's display - a real modern statement for the company Porsche.