A trading name,
not a separate company.

KL Supercar Hire is a trading name of Legendary Car Rental, a car rental business operating from 85, Jalan SS15/4C, SS15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. Every vehicle listed on this site is owned, insured, maintained and handed over by that entity. The rental agreement you sign will carry the Legendary Car Rental name, and the deposit hold will appear on your statement under that name too.

We say this on the first screen instead of burying it in a terms page because it is the kind of thing people find out later and feel misled by. There is no separate supercar company here. There is one operator running a fleet, and this site is the enthusiast-facing way into it — the one that leads with the engine, the output and the 0–100, never with a photograph of a hotel driveway.

What we will not do is invent a history. There is no founding legend on this page, no fabricated award, no photograph of a team we do not have, and no review count. If you want to know how long the business has been running or how many cars have been through it, call and ask — you will get an accurate answer, not a number chosen because it looked good in a headline.

What we do claim is the specifications. Every figure published on this site — power, 0–100 km/h, top speed, transmission, seat count — is the manufacturer’s figure for the model and variant we hold, not a rounded-up marketing number and not a figure borrowed from a higher trim. Where a car in our fleet differs from the standard specification, we say so on its page. Where we do not know something, we will tell you that instead of guessing.

The prices are the prices. The deposit figure on each car page is the deposit that will actually be held, and it is not a starting point for negotiation in either direction. The exclusions — circuit use, unnamed drivers, travel outside Peninsular Malaysia, driving through flood water — are absolute, and they are on the car pages and the FAQ, not only in the small print.

The reason this site exists in this form is straightforward. Most car rental websites in this market are built for someone choosing a car by how it looks in a photograph, and there is nothing wrong with that. But a meaningful number of the people who rent a Huracán or a GT3 or a GT-R already know what a flat-six is, already know why a naturally aspirated engine feels different, and want to compare two cars on ringgit per horsepower before they think about the colour. This is the site for those people. The comparison table is the whole point of it.