Our Fleet
BMW Rental in Los Angeles
Los Angeles' #1 luxury & exotic car rental. Live availability and rates — our BMW collection is 6 models from $102/day, each hand-detailed before delivery across Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and LAX, free to our Beverly Hills partner hotels and to your address anywhere else in the city.
The BMW Collection
Black BMW
7
Luxury
From $230/day
Blue BMW
Z4
Comfort
From $171/day
Grey BMW
430I
Comfort
From $137/day
White BMW
430I
Comfort
From $137/day
White BMW
7
Comfort
From $125/day
White BMW
X5
Comfort
From $125/day
Black BMW
X5
Comfort
From $125/day
White BMW
3 Series
Comfort
From $102/day
White BMW
X1
Comfort
From $102/day
Black BMW
X1
Comfort
From $102/day
BMW Rates by Length of Stay
| Model | 1 day | 2 days | 3 days | 5 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 · Black | 230 | 460 | 690 | 1,150 |
| Z4 | 171 | 342 | 513 | 824 |
| 430I | 137 | 274 | 411 | 659 |
| 7 · White | 125 | 250 | 375 | 625 |
| X5 | 125 | 250 | 375 | 625 |
| 3 Series | 102 | 204 | 306 | 494 |
| X1 | 102 | 204 | 306 | 494 |
The quote is built from one-day, five-day and twenty-one-day blocks and takes whichever combination costs least across your dates, so where a block costs less than the days it covers it is applied without your having to ask for it. A refundable security deposit, damage-and-liability cover and Los Angeles County sales tax sit outside these figures; all three are in the quote before you pay, and the deposit is back with you 5–7 business days after the car comes home.
Renting a BMW in Los Angeles
BMW, here, is ten cars, from $102 a day, against refundable deposits from $500.
BMW earns its keep as the driver's car of the premium segment, balancing precise steering with genuine everyday usability. Angelenos gravitate to it for that dual nature: something engaging on Mulholland at sunset yet civilized enough for a Monday commute or an airport run. The badge signals taste rather than excess, capability rather than flash.
Our fleet spans the roadster Z4, the agile 430i, the commanding 7 Series, and the versatile X5, so you can rent a BMW in Los Angeles to match the trip. Whichever suits the trip, it arrives hand-detailed at the hour you name, complimentary to our Beverly Hills partner hotels.
A BMW car rental in Los Angeles is the sensible middle of this fleet: quick enough to enjoy the canyon on Sunday, ordinary enough that nobody photographs it outside a meeting on Monday. The live daily rate is at the top of this page and drops the longer you keep the car — renting a BMW for a day is the most expensive way to do it, and a week is the cheapest.
BMW hire here works the same way for a resident as for a visitor: we bring the car to you. That is what people mean when they search for a BMW rental near me in this city — not a counter at an airport to queue at, but a hand-detailed BMW at the address and the hour you name. Delivery is complimentary to our Beverly Hills partner hotels, and we come to you anywhere else in Los Angeles.
Which BMW to hire depends entirely on the week. The X5 and X1 are the SUVs, in black and in white — the X1 for the city, the X5 when there are people and luggage. The 7 Series is the one to take when the back seat matters, and it is the costliest BMW we hold. The 3 Series — serie 3, if you are asking in Spanish or Italian — is the saloon that does everything without comment.
Three of the ten are convertibles, which surprises people: the Z4 is the two-seat roadster, and both 430i are the four-seat drop-top version of the 4 Series. A BMW convertible rental is the reason to take Pacific Coast Highway rather than the 405, and the roof folds in about ten seconds at a traffic light.
If the drive is the point, take the 430i. It is the 4 Series with the roof down, and it is quick in the way that actually matters on a canyon road — enough in reserve to make Mulholland worth the detour on a Sunday, and enough restraint to sit outside a restaurant afterwards without announcing itself. The Z4 is the purer version of the same idea: two seats, rear-wheel drive, and nothing behind you to justify.
The SUVs are the X1 and the X5, each in black and in white. The X1 is the one that parks anywhere in this city and still carries a weekend; the X5 is the one that takes the family, the luggage and the dog to the desert without anybody negotiating over the boot. Between them they cover the week whichever way it goes.
Good to Know
BMW Rental Questions
How much does it cost to rent a BMW in Los Angeles?
The range runs from the compact X1 up to the 7 Series, so the rate depends on which one; the live "from" figure is at the top of this page. Length is worth a word: the multi-day block on this fleet starts at five days, so a weekend bills as two days rather than at a lower rate, and on most of the BMWs a five-day booking is where the figure per day actually drops. The quote takes whichever combination is cheapest across your dates without being asked.
Which BMW should I rent for a week in Los Angeles?
The X5 if there are people and luggage, the 7 Series if the week is business and the back seat matters, the 430i if you want something quick that still fits a parking structure. The Z4 is the roadster and the answer only if the coast road is the plan.
Which BMW is the most expensive to rent, and which is the cheapest?
The 7 Series is the most expensive BMW on this page, and it earns it in the back seat rather than the engine bay. The cheapest are the X1 and the 3 Series, which sit at the same daily figure and are the two most sensible cars in this fleet. Every rate is live on the card above and falls as the hire lengthens, so nothing is typed here as a number.
Do you have a BMW convertible?
Three of them, which surprises people. The Z4 is the two-seat roadster, in blue, and the reason to take Pacific Coast Highway rather than the 405. The 430i is the four-seat drop-top version of the 4 Series and we hold two, in grey and in white — take one of those if the evening involves more than one other person, because the roof folds without costing you the back seat or the boot.
Do you deliver a BMW near me?
We deliver across Los Angeles — Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Santa Monica, Malibu, Downtown and LAX. Delivery to our Beverly Hills partner hotels is complimentary; anywhere else in the city we bring the BMW to the address and the hour you name. A BMW hire starts at twenty-four hours and there is no maximum.
Can I rent a BMW SUV?
Yes. The X1 is the compact one, easy in the city and easy to park; the X5 is the full-size, with the room a week actually needs. Both are in the fleet in black and in white.