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Prom is photographed more than it is attended. The car is in most of those photographs, parked, with eleven people arranged around it — which is a different job from going fast.
The car spends four hours parked and gets photographed for two of them.
Which sounds like a joke until you look at anyone's prom album: the driveway, the kerb outside the venue, the group shot with the doors up. Nobody photographs the drive. So choose for how it looks standing still, and let us handle the part where it has to be there at five.
The first hour happens on a residential street with a dozen phones out, and it is the hour that ends up on everyone's feed. That is an argument for colour and for shape rather than for speed. A car that reads instantly in a photograph taken from waist height by somebody's younger brother is a better prom car than a faster one that reads as a grey shape.
It is also an argument against subtlety. The SUVs photograph well because everyone fits in the frame beside them; the low cars photograph well because they look like an event. Both work. What does not is a sensible saloon in a dark colour, which disappears at dusk.
This is the part parents write in about, so plainly: the reservation is made by an adult, and every driver on it is twenty-one or over with a valid licence and insurance. A seventeen-year-old does not drive the car. What they get is the arrival, the photographs, and the doors.
Most families take the chauffeured option for exactly that reason. A driver waits through dinner and the dance, nobody parks in an unfamiliar structure in formalwear, and the car goes back to us at the end of the night rather than sitting on a street until morning. It costs less than the evening it protects.
Nobody photographs the drive.
Everybody photographs the doors.
There is a version of this evening that costs about as much as the suit, and a version that costs rather more. A hot hatch in a loud colour does most of what the headline cars do in a driveway photograph, for a fraction of the money — which is worth knowing before anyone commits to the version with the badge on the nose.
If the badge is the point, it is the point, and there is no arguing with a Ferrari outside a school. Just book it early: the last week of April and the first two of May take most of the fleet, and prom dates in Los Angeles cluster hard.
Give us the address for photographs and the address for dinner, and the car is at the first one before the photographer is. Delivery is complimentary to our partner Beverly Hills hotels and quoted anywhere else across greater Los Angeles; collection is arranged for whenever the night ends, including the following morning if that is simpler.
Not sure what suits the dress and the group size? See the whole Nizo fleet, look at the convertibles, or call and we will talk it through in five minutes.
What actually gets asked for. Where a card shows a date, that date is the live calendar and you can hold it now; the rest are prepared for the night you name and confirmed the same day you ask.
Choose your dates