Porsche 992.2 Carrera 4 GTS Cabrio — Nice

The 992.2 Carrera 4 GTS Cabrio is the Porsche you choose when the road itself is the destination. All-wheel drive, a flat-six with hybrid-electric reinforcement, and a power-folding soft top — configured for exactly the kind of driving the corniches above Nice were built to reward. Drop the roof before the first hairpin on the Moyenne Corniche. The GTS sits lower and stiffer than a standard Carrera cabriolet, which you feel immediately as the road narrows through Èze and the surface changes from smooth tarmac to patched mountain asphalt. Four driven wheels keep traction predictable through tight, off-camber exits where a rear-drive car would demand more attention. It is a car that lets you look at the view rather than worry about the next corner — and from the Grande Corniche above La Turbie, the view is worth the attention. Nice Super Car Rental holds two 2025 examples of this model, each finished to current GTS specification. Daily rates begin at €750. Both cars can be delivered to your hotel along the Promenade des Anglais, to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport at Terminal 1 or 2, or to a private address in Cap-Ferrat or Monaco — wherever your stay begins. As a practical choice for the Riviera, the 992.2 GTS Cabrio occupies a particular sweet spot. It is narrow enough to thread through Old Town without scraping a mirror, composed enough for a full day on the A8 toward Cannes or across the Italian border to San Remo, and refined enough to pull up to a dinner reservation at Port de Nice without feeling like you arrived in a race car. The rear seats are nominal — this is a two-person car in any honest sense — but the front boot swallows a weekend bag, and the cabin with the top raised is quiet enough for a hands-free call on the autoroute. For clients planning around the Monaco Grand Prix or Cannes Film Festival in May, early reservation is worth considering. These weeks see the highest demand for open-top sports cars across the entire coast, and the GTS specification tends to be requested first.