Average fuel consumption: 17.2 l/100km
The cost of 100 km way: 398.18 UAH *
* Based on the average price of fuel at the refueling stations in Chernivtsi as of 02.07.2020
Mercedes-Benz G-Class, also known as Gelandewagen, has absolutely no need of any presentation or extra praise. Powerful and respectable, it has created the strong reputation of a “big boss” for itself, and has become one of the most recognizable cars that still draws people’s sights.
In our company, you can rent a Gelandewagen without or with a driver. This will affect the rental price. In addition, the rental time and the distance you are going to drive may affect the price too.
Cars of this model have a modern high-tech equipment that will make any of your trips comfortable in the heat or in the cold. Do not forget that this car has a high consumption of gasoline per kilometer due to its high engine power. Consider this when planning stops for refueling on the way and fuel costs: when renting without a driver, fuel is not included in the price of the service. We note that this car can be ordered for a photo or film session.
Also available for rent: Mercedes GLS 63 , BMW X5
| Rent | Over 1 month | 10-29 days | 4-9 days | 1-3 days * | Pledge? |
| Price per day (with VAT) | 250$ | 325$ | 350$ | 395$ | 3000$ |
| City, 1hour: | 100$ | Ukraine, 1 km: | 2.5$ |
Dear Boris,
Thank you for contacting our company!
Answering your question, you need to provide us with your passport and driver’s license. Also if you have a Ukrainian citizenship you need to provide ITN (Individual Taxpayer Number)
In addition, we need to know the dates which you plan to use the car and the preferred class of the car (economy, middle, business, SUV, minivan). The price will depend on the class of the car and the period of use.
When we receive your answers to the above questions, we will be able to choose the best option for you.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
Best regards
Hi we want to rent the car , we come from israel.
We need some thing to know ….
What documents you need?