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Fleet · Groups A to G

Our car fleet

Nine groups, from a small city car to a nine-seat minibus. Air conditioning, insurance and unlimited mileage on every one.

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9vehicle groups
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The fleet is organised into groups. Each group has a reference model and contains vehicles of equivalent size and equipment. When you book, you book a group rather than a specific car.

That is not small print — it is how every rental company works, and we would rather say it plainly up front. In practice it means “Hyundai i10 or similar” may arrive as a Kia Picanto or a Toyota Aygo: same size, same seats, same luggage space. If you need a specific feature — an automatic gearbox, an Isofix mount — say so in your enquiry and we reserve it.

How to choose a group

Two questions cover almost every case: how many people, and how many suitcases. The third, manual or automatic, is a matter of habit — if you have never driven a manual, Piraeus traffic is not the place to try it for the first time.

Every group

What applies to all vehicles

There is no two-tier fleet. What is true of the SUV is true of the smallest car we hire.

  • Air conditioning

    In every vehicle, without exception and without a surcharge.

  • Unlimited mileage

    No distance cap and no per-kilometre charge.

  • Third-party insurance

    Always in the price. Comprehensive cover with a reduced excess on request.

  • Second driver

    At no extra cost, provided they meet the same age and licence requirements.

  • Free delivery

    At the port, in the centre, and in Nikaia, Korydallos and Keratsini.

  • 24/7 roadside assistance

    Across Greece, not only within Attica.

Choosing

Which group suits you

Getting around Piraeus

Group A or B. The streets in the centre are narrow, parking is controlled, and a small car fits where a family car simply does not. The difference in fuel is secondary; the difference in parking is not.

Island travel by ferry

Group C or D, depending on luggage. A couple with two large cases is covered by C; four people with luggage want D. Remember that a ferry trip means loading and unloading twice, so a little extra space earns its keep. See also what applies to taking a rental car on a ferry.

Long drives on the mainland

Group D, E or E1. Over a three-hour motorway run, cabin comfort and quiet matter more than the daily rate. If the route includes mountain sections, the group E SUV gives noticeably better visibility.

Groups and larger families

Group F or G. The seven-seater works comfortably for six; at seven the luggage space disappears and the nine-seater becomes the right answer. Both are driven on an ordinary category B licence. There is more detail in our guide to choosing a van size.

Manual or automatic

Manual remains the norm in Greece, which is why the automatic vehicles in the fleet — groups BA and E1 — are fewer and go early in summer. If you want an automatic, ask as far ahead as you can; it is not something we can guarantee at short notice.

Two-wheelers are on the motorbike and scooter fleet page. For how the price is built up by group and duration, see rental prices.

Frequently asked

Frequently asked

You will get a vehicle from the group you booked. The model named is the reference for that group and may be substituted with an equivalent one, with the same seats, the same luggage space and the same type of gearbox. This is how every rental company operates.

Booking

Ask for a quote on a group

Tell us the group, your dates and the delivery point. We reply with availability and a final price.

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