Four-door convertibles in vintage or antique body styles are rare experiences few have the chance to enjoy. Driving a 1930s or 1940s pre-war car is truly a step back into a simpler time.

There were no superhighways or large-scale transportation systems as we know them today. The national “Victory Speed Limit” of 35 mph was implemented in 1942, so these pre-war vehicles typically cruise at around 30 miles per hour.

When choosing a vintage or pre-war car, expect a short, leisurely ride—often without the comfort of modern air conditioning. Fortunately, with the top down, the lack of A/C becomes part of the charm rather than a concern.

We recommend limiting the drive to under 7 miles to ensure driver and passenger comfort. However, if you’re interested in a longer cruise, our team can customize a rental package that includes additional mileage. The standard rental includes 7 miles, making it perfect for dramatic entrances and unforgettable getaways.