Hey Guys, I am new to this forum but browsing all topics here I got the impression that this is a brainpool of rental car knowledge. So I decided to ask you Pros a couple of questions, someone may know the answer.

Our anual vacation in southern Florida is coming up, and we are kind of a car family and with that said we made a couple of reservations to fun up the holidays. The family drive is a reservation for an Escalade/Navigator Prestige Type.

And here´s my first (and second) question, since when does Prestige Cars have the "or similar" sticker on it, and what can expected to be similar to Escalade or Navigator SUVs (which both would be acceptable drives for the family) ? The years before, when you selected a Prestige car, model was exact that. Next thing you guys may know the answer, we are travelling family of 5 (I know Suburbans and things may be larger, but it will fit with the Escalade, prooven that ;-)), does the Cadillac or the Navigator come with a second or third row entertainment system (whether inseat or roof mounted) to keep the kids at least for the longer drive to the home amused ? In other words what trim can be expected, basic or luxury or prem. luxury, most certainly not platinum ;-) By the way this Car will be rented of MIA.

The first addition to the family rental is planned to be a Wrangler out of RSW. Is this Wrangler that Hertz is renting always a hard top variant, we would really like to go for the foldable softtop option, which we had years ago renting in Arizona.

The more sportier thing with what we will spice up our vacation with will be a Porsche 911 also of RSW to replace the Jeep ;-) Do you guys happen to know what Porsches 911 Hertz might give to the customers (Carreras, 4S, Turbos, Targas etc.) ?

And in the last couple of days, we opted to one of most family friendly machines there most probably are, it will be the 100th anniversary Corvette Z06, to which I really do not have a question what so ever, but really looking forward to drive the most ;-) before our flight will take us back home.

Guys, thanks for your answers in advance