Roof Down
Blue Ford Mustang Convertible
Sixty years of the same idea — a long bonnet, two doors, and no roof over the coast road.
There is no more American way to see the coast road.
The Mustang has been the same proposition since 1964: a long bonnet, a short deck, and a roof that folds behind the back seats. This is the current one in blue, and it is $199 a day.
Specification
- Horsepower
- 310
- 0–60 mph
- 5.2s
- Top speed
- 145mph
- Seats
- 4
2.3L EcoBoost turbo inline-4 · RWD
Nothing else at this price is as recognisable. The three-bar tail lights, the galloping badge and the shape of the roofline are understood everywhere, which is why this is the car people rent for the drive rather than the destination.
The roof folds in about ten seconds and the back seats stay usable for two, so the Pacific Coast Highway stops being a plan and becomes something you decide on at the junction.
Sixty years, one idea.
It still works on the coast road.
02A digital binnacle that can be set to look like the old dials, and seats that hold you without pretending to be a race car.
The particulars
- Rate$199 / day
- SeatsFour
- RoofDown in ten seconds
- In the fleetOne, in blue
- Maker's pageFord's page for the Mustang
The guest book
Absolutely great experience! The car was in perfect condition, clean, comfortable, and exactly as described. The pickup and return process were quick and easy, and the service was excellent from start to finish. Nizo was very friendly, helpful, and professional. I would definitely recommend this rental and would happily book again!
Flavio M. · August 2026
I had a great experience. The car was nice. Communication was always a quick response. The service was amazing.
Jamiah M. · January 2026
Amazing, amazing exotic car rental. Rent from them frequently. Had a last min change and they were very communicative and accommodating! Will rent again soon!
Judon H. · October 2025
Queries
Where can I rent a Ford Mustang in Los Angeles?
Are Ford Mustang rentals available near me in Los Angeles?
How much does it cost to rent a Ford Mustang in Los Angeles?
Is it the right car for the Pacific Coast Highway?
Can I see the dates before I call?
The diary
When you can have it
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The terms, before you commit
- Refundable deposit
- $500
- A hold, not a charge, and released 5–7 business days after a clean return, longer only if there is damage to price.
- Protection plan
- $75 a day
- Priced off the deposit rather than the rate. Your own qualifying full-coverage policy takes this line out of the quote entirely.
- Driver, 21–24
- $50 a day
- Twenty-one is the floor, with a licence held two years. The higher band applies at or above a $1,500 deposit; this car is below it.
- Shortest booking
- 24 hours
- No maximum. Delivery is complimentary at our Robertson Boulevard lot and our four Beverly Hills partner hotels; 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.
Where keeping it longer actually costs less:
| Length | Total | Per day |
|---|---|---|
| 21 days | $2,999 | $143 |
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