BMW and Las Vegas Luxury Car Rentals - The Only Way to Go

 On Wall Street Journal Asia's 200 most-admired companies, BMW reaches the top. It was first in luxury automobile brand and came in second for quality. It has the best corporate reputation among all multinational companies that operates in Asia. BMW, according to Ashvin Chotai of Intelligence Automobile Asia, is the brand younger professionals, celebrities, and "new money" aspire to have in most Asian countries.

 The brand, after all, has stuck to its core values, engineering excellence, and culture. It has not been diluted by mergers and acquisitions. BMW was also the top-ranked car company in the quality attribute. So you could just imagine how it would be like to drive a suave BMW on the neon-lit Fairmont Avenue or how it feels to cruise the Strip in one. Grand, isn't it. It's what the lifestyles of the money and the famous are made of. Now, in you don't have to blow your life's savings to drive one. Because in this day and age, what you cannot

 trip too? Many travelers get drawn by the lights and sounds of Las Vegas but few get to check out the wonders of Mother Nature that surround them. Now you have the chance to make this Las Vegas trip unique. Rugged mountains, red rock canyons, and deep desert valleys offer stunning scenery and endless outdoor recreational activities. And because the region is gifted with a favorable climate, BMW car rentals make this outdoor activity attractive all year round. So buckle up,the day trip has just begun. One of the sights worth checking out is Mt. Charleston.

 It is located 35 miles from Las Vegas with its highest elevation at 11,918 feet. It has an average of 20 to 30 degrees cooler than Las Vegas, the place is ideal for hiking, horseback riding, and picnics. In addition to its year-round hotel accommodations and tours, there is also a full service camping facility that is available from May through September. Then there is Death Valley, which is located in California 135 miles from Las Vegas.

It offers a scenic wonder made evident as it is the lowest elevation in North America at 280 feet below sea level. In the summer months, the heat and conditions are so oppressive that it verifies why it is called Death Valley. So better bring loads of water with you if you plan on going. After that, you can still proceed to Grand Canyon, Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire State Park, and Bryce Canyon. Nature's great beauty marks, they are. And all are perfect for a day trip with a BMW car rental.