I bought my husband a 3 hour package for his birthday. He and his friends learned about this place…read moreat the annual Car Show. 2 of his friends had already gone together and I knew he'd love to have a go. When I went online to book, the site was a bit clumsy to find exactly all the information I wanted, but I eventually figured out what I needed. There are various packages available, from 1 to 6 hours. The 6 hour package includes dinner at a waterfront restaurant. I settled on the 3 hour package just for him, as it's quite expensive. (I don't doubt it, I don't want to know what they must pay for insurance on those cars for these excursions with customers off the street!) I did find it a bit annoying that a quote of $329 became over $564 what with an additional fuel charge and credit card processing fee. (How else does anyone pay for this?) There are discounts for additional people buying the same package. When you go for the experience, you are paired with another driver and take turns. For the 3 hour package, my husband had 6 supercars in the lineup to drive. There was a Ferrari 488 GTB; a Porsche Carrera 4S; an Acura NSX; a Mercedes AMG GTR; a Lamborghini Huracan; and an Audi R8 V10 FSI. These cars were clean and in good condition. The licence plates were crazy new, like DB and DD starting letters. It's just the drivers in the car, no staff inside. Prior to your experience, the staff give a walkthrough of do's and don't's, tips, and provide each driver with their own memory card to capture pics and videos of the experience. Cool! We were running late due to brutal QEW traffic. I called along the way and left a message, which was promptly returned. The staff advised that as long as we made it within about half an hour of start time during the orientation session, we'd be fine. Luckily for us, we were well within the orientation and didn't miss out. The staff also had me complete my husband's registration on his behalf so he didn't miss out. Good thinking! The staff do lead in a separate vehicle for the route, which is public roads around Stoney Creek. You don't pass other drivers and stay in "formation" so that the switch from car to car can be made easily along the 5 checkpoints. There was a pit stop at a local Tim's so everyone could stretch their legs and take a break. My husband totally loved it, saying we'd be buying a Porsche 911 the next day. The lead staff joked he had too much fun. That's the point, right? While I waited, I was able to sit inside the nicely air conditioned offices, where the staff offered snacks and coffee or water. He made the coffee for me, which was nice. There was some merchandise as well. If it weren't so expensive, I'd have loved to go along with and try it as well. In the meantime, my husband was thrilled and had a great time. Totally recommend to anyone who loves exotic cars and having a good time.

shoutout Wes and Kevin - amazing run, totally coming back. DEFINITELY book the 6hour tour it's…read moretotally worth it

The worst car rental location around. Staff is disturbingly rude. I was told to come in to pick up…read morea vehicle when I showed up I was told they have my reservation away even though I confirmed with them several times. They told me they would call me when when another one became available. That's was 8 days ago, despite my calling and checking in and every day hearing "we will have one tomorrow" over and over again. We love 8 days later still no call back. Unacceptable and disgusting service.

Rented at downtown Hamilton location two weekends in a row. First weekend, no small cars available,…read moredespite reserving two weeks ahead. Got stuck with an enormous Ford Expedition. Horrible mileage. Second weekend, again no small cars available, despite reserving two weeks ahead. On returning the car, an Enterprise agent walked right to the front bumper, knelt down, and pointed out a depression under the bumper, a location invisible when doing the initial walk-around. I was surprised (because there had been no impact while I was driving), then suspicious. The manager refused to give his last name, or show me the previous walk-around reports. I've reported this to my insurer and to the police as a suspected case of insurance fraud.