Sports car rental in munich

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If you come from the munich area and have long wished to spend a few fast hours or days with a powerful super sports car? Then take advantage of the diamond cars offer to make your dream come true in a very uncomplicated way. because with us you have the possibility to rent your desired sports car. In munich and many other cities, numerous vehicles are ready and waiting for you to pick them up. Diamond cars makes it especially easy for you to rent the most popular sports cars. In munich you will find cars from porsche, ferrari, BMW and lamborghini, for example, with which you can experience the thrill of speed at first hand. And the best thing is that you can easily book the car you want online.

To rent the most amazing sports cars in munich and enjoy freedom

Let yourself be amazed by our cars, reserved for only a few people, which you can now enjoy for a day, a weekend or a whole week. For example, how about renting a Mercedes AMG and experiencing the extreme performance and luxury that the vehicles of the German premium manufacturer have to offer?? May it be a little more sporty? Then maybe you should rent a "thoroughbred" Audi rent a sports car. In munich, for example, the porsche GT3 or the lamborghini huracan are available for this purpose. Of course, we also offer you the possibility of renting an american sports car. In munich, the ford mustang with 5 liter V8 engine and other muscle cars are waiting for you. No matter which vehicle you ultimately choose, you will always receive a well-maintained car in top technical and optical condition.

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Vouchers for an amazing driving experience: sports car rental in munich

you know of someone in your family or circle of acquaintances who is totally into sporty cars and would like to drive one themselves one day? Then we have the perfect gift idea for you! You can rent a sports car and give it away in munich and other cities in the form of a voucher. The recipient then has the opportunity to enjoy the chosen vehicle to the full for one or more days. You can get corresponding vouchers in our voucher shop. Of course you can specify more than one driver when booking. Then you can share the pleasure of driving a super sports car.

Renting a sports car in munich: a simple and straightforward process

Do you want to rent a sports car and explore country roads and highways in and around munich?? No problem, then book now your desired car comfortably online. For this purpose we offer you a sophisticated booking tool, which makes it very easy for you to reserve a sports car. Among other things, you specify the desired booking period and select from additional bookable options such as mileage packages. Afterwards you complete the booking request and within a short time you will receive a reservation confirmation from us. Of course, the possibility of renting a sports car is not limited to munich. We can also deliver the vehicle you have reserved to a location of your choice anywhere in europe.

rent a sports car in munich at fair conditions

Don’t miss the opportunity to rent a sports car today. In munich and at all our other locations you can rent your dream car at fair prices, for a day, a weekend or a whole week. Sufficient mileage is included in the rental price, as is fully comprehensive insurance, so you can enjoy all the facets of the vehicle you have rented with peace of mind. Take a look at our sports cars now and decide on your personal favorite!

The cinema documentary "Not Without Us!"tells of the sometimes adventurous school journeys of 16 children all over the world. Director Klausmann and actor Sittler on our site conversation…

Interviewer: Mrs. Klausmann, what was your way to school like in the old days??

Sigrid Klausmann (director): I come from the Black Forest and started school early when I was just under six years old. My way to school was almost three kilometers long. My parents had no car. Sometimes the snowplow was not there in winter when we had to leave early in the morning. When I went to school with my girlfriend, we made up endless stories. That was an intense togetherness. On the way home we were often hungry and hoped a car would give us a ride.

Walter Sittler (actor and producer): I had many school routes, because I attended eight different schools. I went to school on foot, by bus or train, and by bicycle … the last few years it wasn’t so insanely interesting, because I was in boarding schools – so there you went from one floor to another.

our siteIn your film, for example, Vincent from Austria is portrayed. He lives in a lonely mountain hut and doesn’t have such a convenient way to school…

KlausmannVincent is skiing down one of the most dangerous slopes in Austria, the Feuerkogel. And then comes a 50-degree hump slope, unbelievable, I could never ski down there. The first part of the slope is still groomed and has a ski lift. And after the mogul slope, a narrow path winds through the forest, to the right it goes down steeply, to the left it goes up steeply and there he and his father rush down because the father sees where there is danger of avalanches. The fog is particularly dangerous. Once they almost didn’t make it out in thick fog. So, Vincent goes through a lot.

our siteFinya from Germany skateboards to school in a relaxed way. Children outside of Europe can only dream of this..

Klausmann: In Jordan I filmed with three Bedouin children riding their donkey across the mountains. They actually go to school all the time, but not in the winter or when it rains. There it goes so steeply down the mountains and the paths are partly very narrow… And of course it has happened to them that the donkey slipped and fell or that they themselves slipped. There are also snakes on the way to school. These children never know if they will arrive at school in one piece. Or also the way through the South African township. This is perhaps the most dangerous school route of all portraits, because there is a lot of crime, even against children. There are youth gangs, they stop at no one. Loniko, just before our filming, apparently stood in front of his principal in the morning and cried so terribly for an hour because he had obviously experienced something very threatening. But he did not want to talk about it at all. His mother does not have the money to pay for the so-called school cab that takes the children from door to door.

Sittler: And in Laos, the schoolchildren have crossed the Mekong River twice, and then long bus rides through burned forests. And there you realize, the children are strong. They just do it. Every day. That is very impressive.

Interviewer: Not all children have the chance to go to school, even though they want to – like Alphonsine from the Ivory Coast, for example. She gets up at four o’clock in the morning, goes to school… but not to school after all

Klausmann: Alphonsine’s story is definitely the saddest story in the whole film. She lives in a village where there is a lot of child labor on the cocoa plantations. Alphonsine is also affected by this. She actually goes to school. What she does there, the film tells. I think it comes across wonderfully in this film – the grace of the children, no matter what circumstances they live in. That grace as Alphonsine walks through the village with the box on her head. I can’t stop looking at this girl. These are not just children to be pitied, but on the contrary: they must be strengthened. There is no need to feel pity, but – if anything – anger at those responsible for making children work and not allow them to go to school or get only a rudimentary education.

Interviewer: In your film, the children are also a mirror for us, showing how we live. The preservation of nature seems to be very important to all of them..

Klausmann: All the children are concerned about the state of our planet. The boy from Laos, To, also drives through burned down forests every day. That’s a very big ie for him and for the people. The children we portray have a very high sensitivity and very fine antennas in society. You just have to listen to them very carefully. A viewer of the film told us: "When the children tell you this, without pointing fingers or sentimentality or reproach, so straightforwardly, it touches everyone.

our site: When the children are seen off, religion occurs only once: The mother lays a Koran on the son’s head like a travel blessing. Does faith otherwise not play a role?

Sittler: We have not added or left out anything. It was simple like this. In the next season, if we get it financed, one of the main topics will be religion, because the children also know about it.

our siteTheir film is called "Not without us!". Why?

Klausmann: From the children’s point of view, it’s clear: Without us, there’s no future. We adults are responsible for their thoughts, their feelings and their lives.

Sittler: Sustainability also concerns the children and young people who are now growing up. The best investment in the future is to give all children a broad education and self-confidence. We have to encourage them to take charge of their lives, because they can do the! With this film we want to make a contribution.

The interview was conducted by Birgitt Schippers.

Police in saxony-anhalt initiate proceedings against a czech millionaire: he is accused of illegal car racing. Coming a tempolimit?

At 417 km/h on the autobahn - that also rekindles the debate about a speed limit

Halle/MZ – – at 417 kilometers per hour on highway 2: the speeding of czech millionaire radim passer near burg (jerichower land district) could be followed by a severe penalty. As the central traffic and freeway service of the saxony-Anhalt police announced on Monday, proceedings have been initiated against the speeding driver. "it is about the accusation of a forbidden motor vehicle race", said spokeswoman doreen gunther to the MZ. the case is now with the public prosecutor’s office for legal assessment. "that’s where it has to be decided how to proceed," said gunther.

High-speed drive already in july 2021

According to Passer’s own statement, the high-speed drive that is currently causing a stir internationally took place in July 2021. On the dead-straight section of the A2 between ziesar and theeben, just over the border with brandenburg, the czech man accelerated his bugatti chiron to 417 kilometers per hour. The one with 1.500 hp equipped chiron is considered the fastest production car in the world. From zero to 300 km/h he needs 13.6 seconds. Only at 420 kilometers per hour does he reduce the speed limit. passer probably wanted to get as close as possible to this mark. Previously, no one had been able to do this on public roads.

The police were not alerted to the dangerous sprint by their own speed measurement. "our devices couldn’t record that at all," said doreen gunther. In addition, there is no speed limit on the A2 section, which is why no measurements are taken there. Radim passer himself indirectly triggered the proceedings against him, as he uploaded a video of the drive on the youtube platform in mid-January. Over 6.5 million people have seen it so far.

Car racing banned since 2017

The fact that a fine can be considered without a speed limit is due to the ban on motor vehicle racing that has been in force since october 2017. According to this, it is not even necessary to have a second vehicle to race with. "the offence is committed by anyone who is driving with the aim of achieving the highest possible speed and in so doing endangers others," said doreen gunther. Since the ride according to passer at 4.50 o’clock in the morning, there were only very few cars on the road. "but if the driver had lost control of the vehicle, the accident could have happened"."

Do we want to allow multimillionaires to have fun on public roads, which can endanger human lives?.

Ferdinand dudenhofer, car expert

the behavior of the czech millionaire, who made his fortune in the real estate industry, led not only to admiration from car fans but also to much criticism. "do we want to allow multimillionaires to have fun on public roads that could endanger people’s lives?" asked car expert ferdinand dudenhoffer, for example, and suggested that only cars that do not exceed a certain maximum speed should be permitted by law. saxony-Anhalt’s transport minister lydia huskens also voiced her criticism. It is up to each individual to handle the freedom of missing speed limits responsibly, says the FDP politician. "in the present case, one may have doubts about it."

Not an accident black spot

However, huskens is skeptical about a general speed limit as a result of the campaign. Even a restriction for the affected A2 section is unlikely, police say. "there has been no increase in accidents there in recent years," says doreen gunther. In addition, the road is in order and there are no impairments due to curves or climbs. "just because someone is speeding there is not enough."

If the case goes to court, radim passer could face either a fine or a prison sentence of up to two years.

To rent the most amazing sports cars in munich and enjoy freedom

Vouchers for an amazing driving experience: sports car rental in munich

Renting a sports car in munich: a simple and straightforward process

rent a sports car in munich at fair conditions

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