Sixt is the largest car rental company in Germany. They have over 300 locations in 15 European countries with 50 locations in France alone.

Not only do they rent French and American cars, they are the only compant to offer Mercedes and BMW starting in their Class D category.

At Sixt we have our own contact person so you are not a number but "our client" so if you experience any problems there is someone we know who can help you.

See some examples of their cars in each category.

All Prices Include

- unlimited mileage
- all risks- liability- and theft insurances
- airport taxes
- local taxes
- Sixt Holiday Cars takes over the NWR

Category D and higher have GPS

Charles de Gaulle Airport
Terminal 1 BP 20206 - 95711 Roissy
CDG 01.48.62.40.77
CDG 2 01.48.62.57.66

Orly Airport
BP 432 - 94547

Orly Ouest 01.49.75.50.83
Sud 01.49.75.50.02

Avenue Saxe
42, Avenue de Saxe - 75007
Paris 01.40.65.01.00

Gare de Lyon
Tour Gamma 193/197 rue de Bercy
01.44.75.59.62

Saint Ouen
126, rue du Landy-93400
Saint Ouen 01.40.11.24.38

La Defense
80, Avenue Gambetta - 92400 Courbevoie 01.43.33.27.47

Pick up at the airport and drop off in Paris or vice versa at no extra cost.

Have a special request for a convertable, sports car or 9 seater. Just call us and we'll arrange it. No added fee.

Sixt in Paris at 01 40 65 01 00

Serving British & American clients since 1912

As Germany's leading mobility-service-provider, Sixt is globally represented by more than 2.400 Service outlets.

• Sixt owns the largest Mercedes-Fleet of Cars worldwide.

• The most advanced fleet of modern Cars for the best possible conditions

• First-class partnerships with 29 renowned airlines and leading hotel-groups

• Innovative solutions for online-services and e-commerce.

Started in 1912, Martin Sixt founded the "Sixt Autofahrten und Selbstfahrer" company. He started with seven cars, four Mercedes and three Luxus-Deutz-Landaulets. Sixt was one of the first rent-a-car companies in Germany, specializing in day-trips and custom tours. His clients were almost exclusively members of the British nobility and dollar-rich Americans.