650 hp and all-wheel drive that puts them down before you have finished deciding. The supercar you can also take to dinner.
The Turbo S is the 911 with the argument settled: 650 hp, all-wheel drive and 100 km/h in 2.6 seconds, delivered with so little drama it feels like a system update. What stays with you is the mid-corner composure — grip that rewrites what you thought the road allowed.
Rent the Porsche 911 Turbo S in Georgia for the full spectrum in one day: quiet luxury through Tbilisi traffic in the morning, then the Gombori pass driven properly. Autohub delivers it insured to your address or the airport; only one message stands between you and those 2.6 seconds.
The typical booking for this car is a two or three day weekend: a guest lands in Tbilisi, keeps the first evening for the city, then heads for the switchbacks of the Georgian Military Highway. Rental starts from $800 per day, and few cars in Georgia justify that figure as directly as the 911 Turbo S. Its 3.8-liter twin-turbo flat-six produces 650 hp, 0 to 100 km/h takes 2.6 seconds, and all-wheel drive keeps that output usable on cold or damp mountain asphalt.
Autohub delivers the car to Tbilisi, Batumi or Kutaisi airports, so the drive can begin at the arrivals curb. You can take the wheel yourself or book the car with a driver; full insurance is included in the rate either way. With four seats, it will carry a passenger and light luggage without ceremony.
Top speed is 330 km/h, which no Georgian road will ever ask for. What matters here is how the car behaves between 60 and 140: on the serpentines toward Gudauri and Kazbegi it stays composed even where the surface changes mid-corner. Book ahead for summer weekends; this is one car that rarely sits in the garage.