Is there anything better than rolling down the windows in your car - or taking down the top - and hitting the road for a nice, long drive?

Well ¡­. yeah, actually, there is one thing better: doing it in a luxury automobile.

Imagine an epic road trip in an Aston Martin, or a Ferrari, or a Lamborghini. Enterprise Rent-A-Car makes that fantasy become a reality.

Enterprise has an entire fleet of sleek, luxury, exotic car rentals available at nearly 80 select locations in the U.S. and Canada. Here are 20 cool cars to consider renting for your next road trip.

The convertible version comes with power - V8. The non-convertible power? V12. Yeah, that's some serious horsepower. Be careful though, this baby runs just over $200,000.

3.5 seconds is all it takes for the Spyder to go from zero to 60 miles per hour. And the ride? Smooth, thanks to Audi's proprietary 'magnetic ride.' That's 602-horsepower, by the way, on that V10 engine that powers this $182,000.

Interesting that BMW described the 430i as "athletic," because that's what this car is - a finely tuned athlete running on all cylinders. Pardon the pun. It starts at $53,000, and get this - BMW is making one in camouflage.

This was truly one of the first big luxury SUVs on the market. In fact, in a category in which virtually every other major car manufacturer had a head start, this was Cadillac's first foray into the SUV market. They hit and continue to hit, a home run.

Just one of several legendary - and legacy - cars on this list. Go back through the years and you won't find a dud in any of the iterations of the Camaro. This is your classic American muscle car.

See the previous slide about the Camaro. Just another classic gem from Chevy. How best to describe the two-seater Stingray? Well, let's put it this way. This is the kind of car you pick up at LAX, tuck your significant other into the passenger seat, and drive that bad boy north on the Pacific Coast Highway to San Francisco.

Depending on the model, and Enterprise has always done a great job of having the latest models in its fleet, you're getting a ton of horsepower here. Heck, even the 2017 year has more than 700 hordes. Note that this automobile is heavy so don't push it until you get a handle on it. Then, enjoy.

Another legendary automobile. Ferrari this year is celebrating the 80th anniversary of its founding by namesake Enzo Ferrari, and the Italian car-maker remains on top of its game. Earlier this year, the company eve introduced its first plug-in hybrid sports car as well.

If you want Americana, this is it. The Mustang is absolutely revered among car owners, but you don't have to drop $30K, $40K, $50K to drive it. Car & Driver magazine named the Mustang GT one of its 10 best cars of 2019.

This is the one to get if you are traveling with a big family. Three rows of luxury that seats eight - comfortably. And if you're towing a boat, the Denali is one of the highest-rated SUVs.

Infiniti is the luxury arm of Nissan, and luxury is what you will get. A Bose stereo system, heated front seats and a 360-degree navigation system are part of the new models.

Jaguar. Jag-U-Ar. Just saying it brings an air of superiority, especially if you can do it in a good British accent. The F-type was a speedster concept introduced in 2000, but even over the last two decades the design still maintains a bit of that classic 1950ish Jag look.

OK, let's be real here. Enterprise is a great company but they're probably not going to take too kindly if you decide to follow the theme of Jeep's commercials and start driving up the sides of mountains. That said, any Jeep is just a hoot to drive wherever you go.

As you might have deduced, Huracan is the Spanish word for hurricane - and that's a pretty good description of this model of Lamborghini. Four-wheel drive and 610 metric horsepower make it speedy and powerful. It starts at $260,000.

If you would like an SUV but don't need a super large one, this small luxury SUV is a standout. Easy entry and exit, comfortable seating for 5 plus an optional third row, and the base engine is a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 237 horsepower.

Even if you're not a car buff, we bet this automobile looks familiar to you. It should. It's from one of last year's most lucrative movies, 'Black Panther.'

The Navigator, whose latest model starts at $73,000, is massive. But it's a good kind of big. It's extraordinarily comfortable with a plush interior. And go easy on the pedal with its twin-turbo V6 engine.

Oh boy. Where to start. Well, for one, it's a Maserati. Secondly, it has the classic V8 engine with 484 horsepower that makes that unmistakable sound when it revs up all 7,500 of its rpm's.

At $159,000, the coupe is a high-performance two-seater that is one of the most definitive driving experiences. After the SLS AMG, this is only the second sports car developed entirely in-house by Mercedes-AMG. None other than Formula 1 championship driver Lewis Hamilton assisted with the development.

First produced in 2009, the Ghost is named in honor of The Silver Ghost, a car first made available in 1906. A full-size luxury vehicle, the Ghost is not only fun to drive but be certain to count how many heads turn when you're stopped at a light pr parked.