Say you’re cruising PCH with the top down, the V10 is singing, and the guy in the next lane is filming you for his stories. Now guess what that afternoon costs.
If you said “about a month of rent,” you’re in good company. Most people file exotic cars under millionaire stuff. The real number is a lot friendlier.
So, how much does it cost to rent an exotic car? Quick answer: at Monza Exotics, most exotic cars in Los Angeles rent for $595 to $1,595 a day. The Corvette Z06 opens that range, the Lamborghini Urus sits around $995, and the Rolls-Royce Cullinan closes it at the top.
Here’s the part nobody tells you on the first click, though. The day rate is only part of the total. The deposit, the miles you drive and the days you pick decide the rest. Keep reading and you’ll see how each piece works, plus the easy moves that make the final bill smaller than you expected.
Exotic Car Rental Prices in Los Angeles by Class
Let’s start with the part everyone scrolls for. Each class below has its own personality and its own price tag, so think of this as the average exotic car rental cost by vehicle type, translated into what you would actually pay at Monza.
| Class | Popular models | Starts at (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| Sports cars | Corvette Z06, BMW M4, Porsche 911 | $595 |
| Super-SUVs | Mercedes-AMG G63, Lamborghini Urus, Ferrari Purosangue | $695 |
| Ultra-luxury | Mercedes-Maybach S580, Rolls-Royce Cullinan | $795 |
| Supercars | Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder, McLaren 720S Spider | $1,295 |
Starting day rates as shown on each car’s page in October 2026. The M4, 911 and Purosangue are quoted live.
Sports cars are the easiest yes. The Corvette Z06 gives you 670 horsepower for $595 a day; Chevrolet lists the Z06’s V8 at 670 hp, which means real performance on Angeles Crest Highway at a price well below the supercars. For a first exotic, the Z06 is an easy place to start.
Super-SUVs are for when the whole crew is coming along. The G63 opens at $695 and the Lamborghini Urus at $995, with the sportier Urus versions going up to $1,295. You get the badge, the attention and room for everyone’s luggage. If you’re weighing a short rental against a longer one, our Lamborghini Urus rental rates post breaks the pricing down by rental length.
Ultra-luxury is all about the arrival. The Maybach S580 is $795 a day, and the Rolls-Royce Cullinan starts at $1,595. Weddings, anniversaries and big client meetings are where these cars shine, and they are the ones people remember in the photos.
Supercars are the posters you had on your wall as a kid, and they start at $1,295 a day. The Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder is on special at that rate right now. See the full lineup on our Los Angeles supercar rentals page, or if the Aventador is the one, check our Aventador rental price guide.
Already have a car in mind? Check live rates and request a quote, or keep reading to see the extras that complete the total.
What Sets the Day Rate
Three things decide what you pay per day, and the first one does most of the work.
The biggest factor is the class of car. A Corvette and a McLaren are both thrilling, but one costs far less to buy, insure and maintain, and the day rate reflects that. Once you know the feeling you’re after, whether that’s raw speed, head-turning style or pure comfort, your budget pretty much sets itself.
Then comes how long you keep it. At Monza, a rental day is a full 24 hours, so picking the car up in the afternoon still gives you the sunset drive, dinner and a morning coffee run before it goes back. Rentals run from one day to 30, and the longer ones come with multi-day deals.
Finally, there’s the calendar. Weekends are when everyone in LA wants a supercar, so Monday to Thursday is where you’ll find the friendliest prices. We dig into that in our guide on weekday vs weekend exotic car rental pricing.
The Fixed Extras: Deposit, Mileage and Age
Every rental comes with a few items on top of the day rate. None of them should catch you off guard if you check them before you book.
The deposit and extra-mile rate are on each car’s page, so look there before you request a quote. The deposit works as a hold on your card, and it’s released once the car comes back the way it left.
Mileage is the second piece. Each car’s page lists the miles included per day, and a little planning goes a long way. Two days are enough for a round trip from LA to Santa Barbara, so map your route before you book and compare it with the allowance on the car you want.
Last is age. Age rules and any under-25 fee depend on the car, so confirm both with the team when you request your quote. Have your license and proof of insurance ready when you call, since the team will ask for both.
If you want the full picture of what can appear on a rental bill, from fuel to cleaning, read Hidden Fees Explained.
Insurance: What Your Own Policy Needs to Cover
This is the part that worries people most, and it’s usually the simplest. If you live in the US and your auto policy covers you when you drive other cars, you most likely don’t need to buy anything extra. Monza even calls your insurer to confirm you’re covered and in good standing.
Still, a quick call to your agent before booking is worth the five minutes. Ask whether your liability, collision and comprehensive coverage extend to rental cars, and whether your collision limit covers a car worth $200,000 or more. While you’re on the phone, check if your credit card adds any rental benefits too.
Visiting from abroad? Monza helps visitors from abroad arrange coverage; ask for the terms in writing.
How to Lower the Total With Weekday and Multi-Day Specials
Now for the fun part. This month’s Monza specials give you three ways to pay less: weekday savings Monday to Thursday, a free third day when you book two, and 10% off your very first rental.
Here’s what the free third day looks like in real life. Book a Lamborghini Urus for two days and the third one is on the house, so three days cost $1,990. That works out to about $663 a day for a Lamborghini. Only need one day? Pick a Monday to Thursday date and ask the team how the weekday savings apply to the car you want.
Specials can’t be stacked, so choose the one that fits your plans best. And with Monza’s price match guarantee on every rental, you can book knowing the rate is fair.
Exotic Car Rental FAQ
How much is the deposit for an exotic car rental?
The deposit and extra-mile rate are on each car’s page. The deposit is held on your card and released once the car comes back in the same condition.
How many miles are included per day?
Each car’s page lists the miles included per day and the rate for extra miles, so check the car you want before you plan a long drive.
Can I rent an exotic car under 25?
Age rules and any under-25 fee depend on the car, so confirm both with the team when you request your quote.
What is the minimum rental period?
One day, which at Monza means a full 24 hours. Rentals can run up to 30 days.
So, Which Car Is Yours?
Now you know what goes into the price: the class you pick, a refundable deposit, the miles you plan to drive and a special to bring it all down. For most people, the hardest part is choosing the car.
Check live rates for exotic car rentals in Los Angeles and request your quote in minutes. Prefer to talk it through? Call (949) 877-6485 or email reservations@monzaexotics.com, and ask the team about delivery to your home, hotel or office.
