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 see in today’s modern world. 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, prepare for a short, leisurely experience—often without the comfort of modern air conditioning. We recommend limiting the drive to less than 7 miles to ensure driver and passenger comfort.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, which is perfect for dramatic entrances and memorable getaways.

Please keep in mind that, as an older vehicle, the suspension and steering reflect the technology of nearly 100 years ago—so be prepared for a truly vintage ride.