The JCW is the fast one. Roof down on the road between Rethymno and Bali, with the sea on your right, is the reason people rent a cabrio at all.
Boot space is small - pack soft bags.
Specifications
Passengers
4 seats
Doors
2
Transmission
Automatic
Fuel
Petrol
Trunk capacity
160 litres boot
Suitcases
1 cabin bag + soft bags
Consumption
approx. 7.1 l/100 km (petrol)
Air conditioning
Automatic climate control
Is this the right car for you?
Driving experience
Direct, low and made for the coast road. Roof down between Rethymno and Bali at golden hour is the reason people book one.
Luggage advice
Small boot - soft bags only. One cabin case plus a holdall is realistic.
Road suitability
Perfect on smooth coastal asphalt; less happy on broken surfaces inland.
Mountain roads
Fun on paved passes, but the low ride height means you take the speed bumps slowly.
Family suitability
Not a family car. Two adults, or two adults and two children for short hops.
Fuel economy
Reasonable for a petrol car; the fun costs a little more than a hatchback.
Frequently asked questions
Is it too hot with the roof down in August?
At midday, yes. Save the roof for early morning and the golden hour; the air conditioning handles the rest.
Is there really no deposit?
Correct. No deposit, no excess and no credit-card imprint. You pay for the rental, nothing is blocked on your card.
Where do I collect the car?
We deliver it to your hotel, villa or the airport at no extra cost, and collect it the same way.
Is insurance included?
Yes. Every price includes FCDW full insurance plus WUG - tyres, undercarriage, glass and mirrors - all at €0 excess, along with 24/7 roadside assistance.
Can I take the car on unsealed roads?
No. Every rental agreement in Crete excludes gravel and dirt tracks, and damage there is never covered.