Our Fleet

Ferrari Rental in Los Angeles

Los Angeles' #1 luxury & exotic car rental. Live rates, and availability on request — our Ferrari collection runs from $1,999/day, each hand-detailed before delivery across Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and LAX. Delivery is free to our Beverly Hills partner hotels; to your address anywhere else in the city, the fee is set by the distance.

The Ferrari Collection

What a Ferrari costs to rent

Renting a Ferrari in Los Angeles costs $1,999 a day.

The 488 GTB at one rate, so the only things left to decide are the dates and how long you keep it.

A refundable security deposit, the Protection plan 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 a clean return, longer only if there is damage to price.

Renting a Ferrari in Los Angeles

Ferrari, here, is the Ferrari 488 — $1,999 a day, against a $2,000 refundable deposit.

Ferrari needs no introduction: the car people photograph, the one that turns a coastal drive into an event and makes a valet stand feel like a paddock. In this fleet it is the mid-engine 488 — a Ferrari for rent by the day in Los Angeles, delivered to you — and the date is yours the moment it is confirmed. Book it for a day or a weekend: a birthday, an anniversary, a shoot, or the one Sunday a year the Angeles Crest is empty. Twenty-four hours is the minimum.

The live rate is on the card above and it is the same per day however long you keep it — this car carries no five-day or twenty-one-day block, so three days is three times one. Delivery to our Beverly Hills partner hotels is complimentary, and we come to you anywhere else in Los Angeles. Half the enquiries for this marque arrive from visitors, a fair number in Italian — noleggio, prezzo, disponibilità — and the reply comes back the same day; international guests travel on a passport and a home-country licence.

A Ferrari for a day in Los Angeles

One Ferrari, so the day chooses itself: the drive is the point. A twin-turbo V8 behind two seats a foot off the tarmac, sixty in three seconds, and the one silhouette on the road that needs no badge. It is the car for a canyon morning on Mulholland Drive, the Pacific Coast Highway at seven, a wedding exit that people will still be describing a year later. For luggage or a third person, the day moves to one of the four-seat cars or the SUVs.

It goes out on request rather than a live calendar: name the date early and the answer is quick.

What you need to rent a Ferrari

A driver of 21 or over with a licence held at least two years; between 21 and 25 a young-driver fee of $175 a day applies, and under 21 is considered case by case. A major credit card in the primary renter's name for the hold — a refundable $2,000 hold on this car — which is an authorisation, not a charge, released 5–7 business days after a clean return, longer only if there is damage to price.

Cover for the car's replacement value: your own full-coverage policy if it extends to a rental, or our Protection plan at $225 a day, arranged with the booking. Visitors present a passport beside their home licence; no International Driving Permit is needed. Additional drivers are welcome, named on the agreement and present at handover. Where the age floor or the cover is the obstacle, the same car goes out with a driver instead.

Delivery, collection, and a driver

Every Ferrari here comes to you hand-detailed. Delivery is complimentary to the Beverly Wilshire, the Four Seasons at Doheny, L’Ermitage and the Maybourne, and collection at our Robertson Boulevard office is always free. LAX is $150 both ways with the car in the airport parking structure or $300 both ways to the terminal, half that for one direction. Any other address — a house, a venue, another airport — is priced by distance and confirmed before you commit. We arrive within fifteen minutes of the hour you name, or the delivery fee comes off the invoice.

Keys or a driver: a chauffeur is from $100 an hour on a two-hour minimum, added to the car at its day rate — $2,399 for a four-hour evening in the Ferrari. The same car can be driven to the event and yours with the keys the morning after; see chauffeur service in Los Angeles for the runs and the hours.

Good to Know

Ferrari Rental Questions

Who rents a Ferrari in Los Angeles?

Nizo Luxury does — +1 (424) 303-6496. A Ferrari here is $1,999 a day; we bring it to your hotel or your home, or you collect it at no charge from our office on Robertson Boulevard.

Can I drive the Ferrari myself, or does it only come with a driver?

You drive it. The 488 GTB goes out self-drive as standard — you hold the keys and there is no driver in the booking, which is what the rate on this page is for. Twenty-four hours is the minimum, the driver must be 21 or over, and cover to the car's replacement value — your own full-coverage policy or our Protection plan — is settled with the booking rather than sold at handover. A chauffeur is quoted by the hour on top of the car; the 488 is built around the wheel, and most guests want it in their own hands.

What do I need to rent a Ferrari in Los Angeles?

A full licence held at least two years by someone 21 or over, a major credit card in the primary renter's name for the refundable deposit, and cover to the car's replacement value — either your own full-coverage policy, if it extends to the car, or our Protection plan arranged with the booking. Under twenty-five there is a young-driver fee, and on a car in the top deposit band it is the higher of the two we charge. International guests travel on a passport and a home-country licence; we do not require an International Driving Permit.

Is the Ferrari delivered, or do I collect it?

Delivered. There is no counter to queue at — the 488 arrives hand-detailed at your hotel, your house or the address you name, complimentary to our Beverly Hills partner hotels and quoted anywhere else across greater Los Angeles. It is collected the same way at the end.

How much does it cost to rent a Ferrari in Los Angeles?

Renting a Ferrari in Los Angeles costs $1,999 a day. That is the rate for the car itself; a refundable deposit is held separately for the length of the rental, and the Protection plan is arranged with the booking unless your own full-coverage policy extends to the car. The day rate holds at every length: this car carries no weekly or monthly block, so five days are five days at the daily rate and a fortnight is fourteen.

Can I rent a Ferrari for a day in Los Angeles?

Yes — $1,999 for twenty-four hours, and a single day is the usual booking. It rents by the day, with no maximum; the date is yours the moment it is confirmed, and the car is delivered across greater Los Angeles rather than collected from a counter.

What moves the Ferrari rental price?

The date — a Saturday in season against a Tuesday in February. The 488 holds one rate at every length, so a longer booking is quoted rather than read off the table. Send the dates and the whole thing comes back in one go.

What is not included in the daily rate?

A refundable security deposit, held against your card and released 5–7 business days after a clean return, longer only if there is damage to price; the Protection plan, arranged alongside the booking unless your own full-coverage policy extends to the car; Los Angeles County sales tax; and delivery outside our partner Beverly Hills hotels, where it is complimentary. Every car goes out with a full tank of 91-octane premium and comes back full; returned short, the charge is what the fuel actually costs at the nearest premium station plus a $20 service charge for the trip. The mileage allowance is set per car and stated with the confirmation.

How much is a Ferrari for a weekend in Los Angeles?

$3,998 for two days, $5,997 for three, at the $1,999 rate — a weekend is the daily rate for each day, with no weekend surcharge. The refundable deposit is held separately for the length of the rental and cover is arranged with the booking. Friday to Monday is three days, so a car collected on Friday afternoon gives you the whole weekend.

Is it cheaper to rent for a week?

It is the same per day at any length. This car carries no weekly or monthly block, so a week is seven days at the daily rate. What a longer booking does buy is certainty on the car and the dates, and the delivery is priced once rather than per day.

What deposit does a Ferrari rental take?

A refundable $2,000 hold, taken at pickup as an authorisation on the primary renter's credit card and released 5–7 business days after a clean return, longer only if there is damage to price. The hold sets the Protection plan: $225 a day, unless your own full-coverage policy extends to the car's replacement value.

Can I rent a Ferrari at 21?

Yes — 21 is the minimum, with a licence held at least two years. Drivers from 21 to 24 pay a young-driver fee of $175 a day. Under 21 is considered case by case on your own full-coverage policy and a larger hold.

Can I take a Ferrari up the Pacific Coast Highway, or out of California?

Yes to both. The coast road is the drive most guests take first, and every car may leave the state — Las Vegas, Arizona, up the coast — as long as you tell us the plan in advance and keep the daily mileage allowance in mind, which is set per car and arrives in writing with the booking confirmation. The car comes home to Los Angeles: there is no one-way drop in another city.

How do I rent a Ferrari — what happens first?

Send the car and the dates from its page, by phone or by email: every Ferrari here goes out on request, so the car and the total come back in writing first, and the rental, the Protection plan and the sales tax are paid once you accept; the refundable hold is taken at handover on a credit card in your name. You need to be 21 or over with a licence held two years. The car is delivered to you or collected from our Robertson Boulevard office, and a person here confirms every booking.

Has anyone rented a Ferrari from you — how are you rated?

5.0 from 67 reviews on our Google Business Profile, which is the place to read them rather than take our word for it.

Do you rent the Ferrari F8, 296, SF90 or Roma?

The 488 is the Ferrari here — the mid-engined V8 the F8 was developed from.