General information. OrangeSmile.com offers premium class vehicles and limousines with best rate guarantee. Having a wide choice of rental providers in Visby, we show you the most beneficial offers on the fly, based on your search criteria.
The most typical car models in the luxury and premium segments in Visby are: BMW X5, Audi A5 Sportback, Mercedes E Class, BMW X3, Mercedes SLK, Mercedes C Class and others.
A vital characteristic of all limousine offers in Sweden is a high insurance deposit (franchise). Please read the rental conditions of a selected model prior to your booking.
In addition, for a luxury saloon rental offices in Visby may request information about two credit cards. It will also be indicated in your rental conditions.
At puck-up time in the office, do not forget to verify the given papers and compare them with your voucher. Sometimes, rental offices in Sweden try to add optional services without notifying customers.
Having accepted the car, read through the vehicle manual and also examine all noticeable exterior defects (e.g. scratches). If found, check that they are mentioned in your rental documents.
We wish you safe driving around Sweden!
Frequently asked questions
Local people are very attentive to environmental issues. This is the reason why in many cities of Sweden it is prohibited to stay with the engine turned on. It is possible not to turn off the engine only in case you need to stay for a couple of minutes (for example, to load or unload passengers quickly).
Foreign drivers will be certainly delighted with local motorists and their courteous attitude to other traffic participants. They are distinguished by a very calm and accurate driving style, so even beginners will feel comfortable on the roads of the country.
While moving, it is not recommended to cut in front of other cars. Do not forget to switch on the turn signal if you plan to move from one lane to another. Drivers should also stop near pedestrian crossings – local drivers are also very attentive and respectful to pedestrians.
