Do you deliver exotic cars to Paradise Valley resorts?

Grant Motor Group brings the car to you, and that includes the resorts in Paradise Valley. We hand off exotics at the valet or front drive of properties like Sanctuary Camelback Mountain, the JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn, Mountain Shadows, and the Hermosa Inn. One thing to know up front: Paradise Valley is its own town, not part of Scottsdale. Delivery is available anywhere in Scottsdale; a delivery fee applies and is confirmed at booking. Delivery to a Paradise Valley address is confirmed at booking along with the fee. Set that up when you reserve and the car meets you at your resort on your schedule.

Does Paradise Valley count as Scottsdale for delivery?

No, Paradise Valley is a separate incorporated town, so it falls just outside our Scottsdale delivery area. The town was incorporated on May 24, 1961 and covers about 15.4 square miles wrapped around Camelback Mountain and Mummy Mountain. It shares long borders with Scottsdale and Phoenix, which is why many guests assume their resort is in Scottsdale when it is actually in Paradise Valley.

Here is how the delivery zones work. Delivery is available anywhere in Scottsdale, which covers hotels, private homes, event venues, and Scottsdale Airport (SDL); a delivery fee applies and is confirmed at booking. A Paradise Valley resort sits outside Scottsdale, the same way Phoenix Sky Harbor does. We still deliver there. Delivery outside Scottsdale is confirmed at booking along with the fee.

The distance is short. Most Paradise Valley resorts are a 10 to 20 minute drive from central Scottsdale. When you call to reserve, give us the resort name and address and we will quote the delivery on the spot. There are no surprises at the curb, because the handoff terms are set before the car ever leaves our garage.

Which Paradise Valley resorts do you deliver to?

We deliver to every major resort in the town, and Paradise Valley has a real concentration of them for a place of only about 12,700 residents. The town is known for its golf courses, resorts, and restaurants, and the resort roster includes some of the best-known names in the Phoenix area. Paradise Valley resorts include:

• Sanctuary Camelback Mountain, on the north slope of Camelback
• JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort and Spa
• Mountain Shadows Resort
• The Hermosa Inn in the Ocotillo area
• Omni Scottsdale Resort and Spa at Montelucia

The handoff itself is built around resort logistics. We coordinate with the valet or bell staff and meet you at the front drive or a spot the resort allows. Then we go over the paperwork and check your license and insurance. The car's condition is checked at handoff and again at return, so there is no question later about a mark that was already there.

If you are arriving with luggage and a group, the car choice matters. The Lamborghini Urus S is a practical first exotic for a resort trip. It is an SUV with real trunk space, yet it still makes 657 horsepower and runs from 0 to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds. You get room for bags and golf clubs plus a genuine supercar drivetrain in one car. Our fleet also runs from a BMW M2 Competition at $399 a day up to a Ferrari 458 Italia Liberty Walk at $1,499 a day. Prices can change, so confirm the current daily rate and your car's exact terms when you book.

Watch the speed cameras between the resort and the open road

Paradise Valley runs heavy photo enforcement, so ease off the throttle on the main roads before you reach open highway. This matters more here than almost anywhere else in the Valley. The Paradise Valley Police Department was the first agency in the nation to use photo enforcement, starting in 1987, and the town still leans on it hard today. Cameras sit along Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard, the two roads most guests use to leave a resort.

The trigger is specific. The town's own photo enforcement page says a camera is activated when "a vehicle is traveling 11 mph over the posted speed limit," so the margin for error is thin. Fixed cameras cluster at intersections like Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard, Lincoln Drive and Mockingbird Lane, and Tatum Boulevard and McDonald Drive. The town also runs mobile radar from a semi-marked patrol vehicle. So the smart move in a loud, fast car is simple: hold the posted limit through town, then enjoy the car once you are on a highway where it belongs.

A ticket in a rental still lands on you, not on us. The town's own guidance explains that the rental company notifies them with the renter's information, and the citation is then issued to the driver. In plain terms, we forward your details and the ticket comes to you. Points attach to your license, not the company's. That is standard for any rental, but it is worth knowing in a town this aggressive about enforcement.

There is a criminal line too, and it is easy to cross in a supercar. Under A.R.S. 28-701.02, going more than 20 mph over a posted limit is criminal excessive speeding, a class 3 misdemeanor rather than a simple ticket. That is a real charge, not a civil fine. A 500-plus horsepower car reaches that threshold in seconds, so keep the speed sensible until you are out of town and on a road built for it. The scenic drives north and east of the Valley are the place to open it up, not Lincoln Drive.

What to have ready for a resort handoff

Have three things ready and the handoff at your resort takes only a few minutes: a valid license, a credit card for the hold, and your own auto insurance. Lining these up before delivery keeps the whole thing quick and lets you get on with your trip.

1. Age and record. The minimum age is 25, or 21 with prior approval from Grant Motor Group. Every renter needs a valid license and a clean driving record with no major violations; a DUI, reckless driving, or a recent suspension is usually disqualifying. Confirm your situation when you book.
2. A card for the security hold. A credit card is the best way to carry the refundable security hold; a debit hold ties up your own cash. Confirm card options when you book. A hold is an authorization that reserves funds without charging them, and it is released after a clean return. The amount varies by car and is confirmed at booking.
3. Your own insurance. You must show full-coverage auto insurance that is active and in your own name, with liability high enough for an exotic. We confirm the exact figure at booking. It cannot be added at pickup, and many standard personal policies have value caps, so check that yours actually covers a six-figure car.

Two more terms round it out. Fuel is returned at the level you received it, the same rule mainstream rentals use. Anyone who drives must be on the rental agreement, so ask us about additional drivers when you book. Going over these at the resort takes a minute and saves any surprise at return. International visitors are welcome too, with a valid driver's license from your home country, plus an International Driving Permit if that license is not in English.

Booking a Paradise Valley resort delivery

If you are staying at a Paradise Valley resort and want an exotic waiting for you, the answer is yes, with one small step. Because the town sits outside Scottsdale, give us the resort address when you reserve so we can confirm the handoff and quote the delivery fee before you arrive. From there we meet you at the valet, walk the car with you, and hand over the keys. Ready to set it up? Call or text (623) 400-3031 with your resort and dates, or send a DM to @grantmotorgroup on Instagram, and we will get the car booked to your door.