Price guide · Los Angeles

What it costs to rent a luxury or exotic car in Los Angeles

$79 to $2,500 a day, depending on the car.

Every figure below comes out of the fleet itself, so it is the number the booking desk quotes rather than a range written once and left to rot. Pick a marque for its own rates, what moves them, and whether the car is free on your dates.

By marque

Reading a rental price

The daily rate is the car. Around it sit a refundable deposit, insurance, and delivery — all three confirmed before you book rather than discovered at handover. That is the whole difference between a quote you can plan against and a number that grows.

Length is the biggest lever. A week is not seven days of the daily figure; it is nearer five. If the trip could be four days instead of three, it is often the four that costs less per day.

The badge is not the price. A Lamborghini Urus and a Huracán share a marque and are $800 a day apart. A G 63 and a G 550 are the same silhouette with different engines. People arrive searching for a marque and leave having chosen a model, and the spread inside a badge is usually wider than the gap between badges.

Cheapest is not a compromise here. The Corvette is mid-engined, drops its roof, and costs roughly a fifth of what a Lamborghini does. If the drive is the point rather than the badge, that is where the value in this city sits.

Car rental prices — the questions people ask

How much does it cost to rent a luxury car in Los Angeles?
Between $79 and $2,500 a day across our fleet. A luxury saloon or compact SUV starts near $79; a Corvette or a Range Rover Sport sits in the middle; a Rolls-Royce or a Ferrari is at the top. Every figure on this page is the live fleet rate rather than an estimate.
What is the cheapest exotic car to rent in Los Angeles?
The Corvette, by a wide margin. It is mid-engined, it is a convertible for the same money as the coupé, and it rents for roughly a fifth of what a Lamborghini does. If the point is the drive rather than the badge, it is the value in the market.
Is the price per day or for the whole rental?
Per day. Longer bookings carry a lower daily rate — a week is closer to five days of the daily figure than to seven, and a month closer to seventeen. Where we hold a published weekly rate it is shown on the car’s own guide.
What is not included in the daily rate?
A refundable security deposit, held against your card and released after the car is back; insurance, arranged alongside the booking rather than sold at a counter; and delivery outside our partner Beverly Hills hotels, where it is complimentary. Fuel is returned as taken, and each car carries a daily mileage allowance with any overage settled at return.
Do prices change with the season?
Friday and Saturday are the two days everyone wants, and most of these cars are one of one. Mid-week in February is a different conversation from a June Saturday — if your dates are flexible, say so and we will tell you which of them is cheaper.