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Audi R8 V10 performance Spyder
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- 620 HP
- 0–100 km/h in 3.1 sec
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Autobahn Sports Car Rental in Germany
Drive a Ferrari, Lamborghini or Porsche on the Autobahn and through the Alps – from Munich, model guaranteed, fully insured.
- Desired model guaranteed
- No hidden costs
- In Munich since 2015
- Fast online booking
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2015
Serving Munich since
3000+
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About
The German Autobahn is the only major highway network in the world where a sports car can legally run at full speed – and Munich is the best place to start. Diamond Cars is a sports car rental based in Grünwald, twenty minutes from the A95, the A8 and the A9. Our Ferrari 488 GTB, Lamborghini Huracán EVO, Porsche 911 GT3, Audi R8, Lamborghini Urus and Mercedes-AMG G63 are all Autobahn-ready, fully insured and handed over with a personal introduction. Whether you are looking for a supercar for a single Autobahn run, a luxury car for a road trip across Germany or an exotic car for a week in the Alps: the model you book is the car you get.
Pick Your Autobahn
Three Autobahn Runs That Start at Our Door
A9
North to Ingolstadt and Nuremberg
The classic. Long, straight, three lanes and mostly unrestricted between Munich and Ingolstadt. About 80 km each way – the perfect five-hour Drive.
A95
South to Garmisch and the Alps
Unrestricted sections with the mountains growing in the windshield. Ends in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, where the Kesselberg and Zugspitze roads begin.
A8
East to Chiemsee and Salzburg
Fast stretches past Lake Chiemsee, then Salzburg in ninety minutes. Combine with the Deutsche Alpenstraße for a full-day loop back to Munich.
Three Days, Three Routes
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Alpine Loop – 190 km
A95 to Kochel, over the Kesselberg pass to Lake Walchensee, along the Sylvenstein reservoir to Lake Tegernsee and back. The best half-day drive in Bavaria.
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Castles & Zugspitze – 280 km
Neuschwanstein Castle, the Plansee, Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Germany's highest mountain, then the A95 home at full speed.
3
Salzburg & Großglockner – 520 km
A8 to Salzburg, Berchtesgaden and the Roßfeld panorama road, then Austria's Großglockner High Alpine Road – 36 hairpins to 2,500 meters. Two days, one unforgettable weekend.
Our fleet
Which Car for the Autobahn?
For pure speed, the mid-engine cars are the obvious choice: the Ferrari 488 GTB with 670 hp and the Lamborghini Huracán EVO with its 640-hp V10 both pass 300 km/h and stay planted doing it. The Porsche 911 GT3 is the driver's pick – a naturally aspirated flat-six, manual-like precision and the composure to run all day. The Audi R8 V10 performance adds quattro all-wheel drive, which makes it the most forgiving of the four when the weather turns.
If you are travelling with passengers or luggage, the Lamborghini Urus and the Mercedes-AMG G63 combine 650 and 585 hp with four seats and real trunk space – both cruise at 200 km/h as calmly as a sedan and turn a road trip to Salzburg or Lake Garda into part of the holiday.
Sports Car
Ferrari 488 GTB
from€650
- 670 HP
- 0–100 km/h in 3.0 sec
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Lamborghini Huracan EVO
from€750
- 640 HP
- 0–100 km/h in 3.2 sec
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Luxury SUV
Lamborghini Urus
from€650
- 650 HP
- 0–100 km/h in 3.6 sec
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Luxury SUV
Mercedes G63 AMG
from€390
- 585 HP
- 0–100 km/h in 4.5 sec
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Sports Car
Porsche GT3
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- 500 HP
- 0–100 km/h in 3.4 sec
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Prices
Rates, Mileage and Booking
Three rental options cover almost every Autobahn plan: the five-hour Drive from Monday to Thursday for a single run north on the A9 and back; the day rental for a full loop through the Alps; and the 72-hour weekend rental, ideally Friday to Monday, for a road trip to Salzburg, Lake Garda or the Großglockner. Each option includes insurance, a personal introduction and a mileage allowance, with kilometer packages available for longer routes. Rates for every car are shown on its vehicle page and in the booking process; longer periods are available on request.
To book, choose your car, enter your dates and preferred handover location and send us your request online. We confirm availability and the rental details within a few hours – usually the same day.
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Everything about the rental
The Autobahn: Where a Supercar Shows What It Was Built For
Roughly 70 percent of the German Autobahn network has no general speed limit. The remaining sections carry posted limits – near cities, at junctions, in roadworks and on stretches with variable signs – and those limits are enforced by cameras. The recommended speed is 130 km/h; above it you are legal, but you carry more responsibility if something goes wrong. Three rules make a fast drive safe and relaxed: keep right whenever the lane is free, only overtake on the left, and check your mirrors far earlier than you would at home – closing speeds of 100 km/h between lanes are normal.
In heavy traffic, German drivers form an emergency corridor between the left lane and the lane next to it as soon as traffic slows; keep to your side and leave the gap open. Rain, spray and crosswinds change everything above 200 km/h – on a wet day the recommended speed is a good maximum. We explain all of this at the handover, show you the car's driving modes and answer every question before you leave Grünwald.
Your rental includes the mileage shown in the booking process, and additional kilometer packages can be added for longer runs. Fuel is not included; you return the car with the same level you received it.
Road Trips from Munich for a Weekend Rental
Our 72-hour weekend rental was made for these routes. All distances are round trips from Grünwald.
Autobahn Rental for International Visitors
Most Autobahn rentals we arrange are for visitors from the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and the Gulf states. A valid driver's license from these countries is accepted together with your passport; for licenses issued outside the EU we recommend an International Driving Permit as a translation. You must have held your license for at least three years, and the minimum age is 23 – 21 for the Mercedes-AMG G63.
Every car is insured with an excess; the security deposit equals that excess, is blocked on a credit card and is shown in the booking process before you confirm. The rental contract is in English, and our team is available in English by phone, email and WhatsApp throughout the rental.
Driving into Austria, Switzerland or Italy is possible by prior agreement – tell us your route and we take care of the paperwork. Austrian and Swiss motorways require a vignette, Italian motorways charge tolls; both are easy to handle and we explain them at the handover. Handover at Munich Airport, at your hotel or at a location along your route can be arranged; see our sports car rental in Munich page for delivery details.
How it works
Your Dream Car in Just 3 Steps
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Choose Your Preferred Vehicle
Explore our exclusive fleet and find the sports car, supercar or luxury SUV that matches your plans.
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Submit Your Request Online
Select your rental dates and preferred handover location and send your request online in just a few minutes.
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Receive Your Personal Confirmation
We check availability and the rental details and contact you promptly with your personal reservation confirmation.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Autobahn Car Rental
Is there really no speed limit on the Autobahn?
On roughly 70 percent of the network there is no general limit; the rest carries posted limits that are enforced by cameras. The recommended speed is 130 km/h. Around Munich, the A9 toward Ingolstadt, the A95 toward Garmisch and parts of the A8 toward Salzburg offer long unrestricted sections.
Can I rent a car for the Autobahn with a US, UK or Australian license?
Yes. A valid license from the US, the UK, Australia, Canada or any EU country is accepted together with your passport; for licenses issued outside the EU we recommend an International Driving Permit. You must have held your license for at least three years and be 23 or older (21 for the Mercedes-AMG G63).
How fast can I drive the rental car?
As fast as the law and the conditions allow. There is no speed cap on our cars. We ask you to respect posted limits, weather and traffic, and we explain the German rules – keeping right, overtaking on the left, the emergency corridor – at the handover.
What happens if I get a speeding ticket?
Fines are addressed to the vehicle owner and forwarded to you with a handling fee stated in the rental contract. On unrestricted sections there is nothing to enforce; on limited sections, cameras are common – the navigation system warns you in advance.
Is the car insured at high speed?
Yes. Every rental includes comprehensive insurance with an excess; the security deposit equals that excess and is shown in the booking process before you confirm. Insurance covers normal Autobahn driving. Racetracks, timed events and driving under the influence are excluded.
Can I take the car to Austria, Switzerland or Italy?
Yes, by prior agreement. Tell us your route when booking. Austrian and Swiss motorways require a vignette and Italian motorways charge tolls – both are easy to handle and we explain them at the handover. Note that Austria and Switzerland have general speed limits.
How many kilometers are included?
Every rental includes a mileage allowance that depends on the car and the rental length; the exact number is shown in the booking process. Additional kilometer packages are available for longer road trips.
Where can I pick up the car?
At our base in Grünwald, twenty minutes south of Munich and close to the A95 and A8, or – on request – at Munich Airport, your hotel or a location along your route. Delivery within about 80 kilometers is calculated per kilometer; longer distances are quoted in advance.