Scottsdale and Phoenix specifics: delivery spots, the best drives, photo locations, seasons, and weather. 13 questions.
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Yes. A convertible drives fine in Arizona summer. With the top up, the air conditioning keeps you cool like any car. Top-down is best in the cool edges of the day, early morning and after sunset, when Phoenix drops from a 106 F afternoon down to the mid 80s.
Read the full answer →Yes. Grant Motor Group can get an exotic car delivered to Tempe and the ASU area. Tempe sits just outside Scottsdale, so delivery there is confirmed at booking along with the fee. You must be 25, or 21 with prior approval, to drive.
Read the full answer →Yes. Grant Motor Group delivers anywhere in Scottsdale, so your rental can start at your hotel, home, or a private event. A delivery fee applies and is confirmed at booking. For Scottsdale Airport handoffs or destinations beyond the city, ask the team to arrange it when you book at (623) 400-3031.
Read the full answer →Yes. You can rent an exotic car anywhere in the East Valley. Grant Motor Group delivers its fleet to Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek, and Apache Junction. Delivery is available anywhere in Scottsdale, with a delivery fee confirmed at booking; East Valley drop-offs sit just outside Scottsdale and are confirmed at booking along with the fee.
Read the full answer →Yes. Grant Motor Group delivers exotic cars straight to Paradise Valley resorts, from Sanctuary Camelback Mountain to the JW Marriott Camelback Inn. Delivery is available anywhere in Scottsdale, with a delivery fee confirmed at booking. Paradise Valley sits just outside the city, so delivery there is confirmed at booking along with the fee.
Read the full answer →Yes. On most days it is safe to drive an exotic car during Arizona's monsoon season. The car handles rain fine. The real danger is two fast hazards: blowing dust that drops visibility to zero, and flash floods, where just 12 inches of moving water floats a car.
Read the full answer →Only the first half. The paved stretch from Apache Junction to Tortilla Flat, about 18 miles of canyon curves past Canyon Lake, is a great supercar drive. Pavement ends at Tortilla Flat, and beyond it SR 88 turns to rough dirt no low supercar should touch. Turn around there.
Read the full answer →The best locations for an exotic car photoshoot are Papago Park's red sandstone buttes, Old Town Scottsdale and the Waterfront, the Salt River desert along Bush Highway, and downtown Phoenix's concrete garages. Shoot at sunrise or sunset to beat the heat. A commercial car shoot on public land or city streets usually needs a permit first.
Read the full answer →Scottsdale is surrounded by world-class driving roads. The red rock country around Sedona is about two hours north, Mount Lemmon's switchbacks climb from desert to pine near Tucson, and desert loops through Carefree and Cave Creek are minutes away. Each offers stunning scenery and roads that suit an exotic perfectly.
Read the full answer →The best route runs north out of Scottsdale on Cave Creek Road through Cave Creek and Carefree, then east on Cave Creek Road (Forest Road 24) to Bartlett Dam Road, a paved, winding 13-mile descent to the lake. It is about 32 miles and 70 minutes each way.
Read the full answer →Winter and spring, roughly January through April, are the peak. The weather is perfect for driving and the calendar is packed with marquee events like Barrett-Jackson, the WM Phoenix Open, and spring training. Summer is hot but quieter, with better availability. Book well ahead for peak dates.
Read the full answer →The main spot to show an exotic is Fourtillfour, a cars-and-coffee cafe at 7105 East 1st Avenue in Old Town Scottsdale, with free themed weekend meets from 7 to 10 a.m. To cruise, drive Scottsdale Road on the way in. The Motorsports Gathering runs first Saturdays.
Read the full answer →You cannot pick up an exotic car at a counter inside Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. The airport's Rental Car Center holds only mainstream brands. Grant Motor Group brings the car to you instead: delivery anywhere in Scottsdale (a delivery fee applies and is confirmed at booking), and to PHX or your hotel once confirmed at booking along with the fee.
Read the full answer →Call or text (623) 400-3031 or send a DM to @grantmotorgroup on Instagram. We deliver anywhere in Scottsdale.
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