Как Maserati в Menton, аренда !

Visit JUST4VIP for Europe’s best luxury and sport cars JUST4VIP is popular for offering vehicle rental services. These services are designed to meet the rental needs of European cities such as Monaco, Cannes, St Tropez and Nice among others. Among the vehicle models offered for rent, include Maserati, Arston Martin, BMW, Bugatti and Bentley.
Maserati rental
Maserati rental services provide customers with a wide variety of car models that represent an alliance of refinement and power. The car model derives its name from the Maserati brothers who are recognized for several discoveries in the automotive world.
Some of the greatest Maserati brands today include the 3500 GT and the Formulas 1. Brands available for rent include the Grantourismo sedan, Maserati spider and newer models such as Grancabrio. Maserati’s are symbolic of power and prestige.
The prices ranges for renting a Maserati brand are as outlined below.
• Maserati Grancabrio – price ranges from 976EUR.
• Maserati Granturismo – price ranges from 750EUR.
• Maserati Quattroporte – price ranges from 616EUR.
• Maserati Ghibli – price ranges from 371EUR.

The company has a number of agencies across Europe. There is an office in French Riviera serving customers from Monaco to St. Tropez. Paris area is covered by an office in Paris while the Alps area has an office located in the Courchevel. JUST4VIP is a reliable choice for all your vehicle rental needs since they provide exceptional services at all-inclusive prices. The Menton area has been inhabited since the paleolithic era, and is the site of the original "Grimaldi Man" find of early modern humans, as well as remains of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons. In Roman times, the Via Julia Augusta, a road connecting Placentia (now Piacenza) with Arelates (now Arles) passed through Menton, running along the Rue Longue in the old town. The first major settlement occurred during the 11th century CE, when the Count of Ventimiglia constructed the Château de Puypin (Podium Pinum) on the Pépin hill, north and west of the modern town center. During the 13th century, the seigneury of Puypin fell to the Vento family of Genoa who built a new castle along the Roman road, now the site of the Vieux-Château cemetery, providing the core around which the current town grew. Menton was thus incorporated into the Republic of Genoa. The first mention of Menton dates from 21 July 1262, in the peace treaty between Charles of Anjou and Genoa. Its position on the border between the Angevin-ruled Provence and the Republic of Genoa, which at the time claimed Monaco as its western limit, made it a coveted location.