Most Miami rental sites answer this question with “contact us for pricing.” That is also a price. It is just not one anybody wants written down.
A Lamborghini rental in Miami runs $999 a day for the Urus and $1,199 a day for the Huracán EVO. Both include 100 miles a day and a refundable $1,000 deposit. Delivery is $125 in Miami, $175 in Fort Lauderdale, each way, and insurance starts at $99 a day if you do not carry your own.
That is the short answer. The longer one is worth two minutes, because the day rate is rarely the number that decides what a booking actually costs.
What a Lamborghini rental costs in Miami
| Car | Per day | Power | 0–60 | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lamborghini Urus | $999 | 641 hp | 3.3s | Four adults, luggage |
| Lamborghini Huracán EVO | $1,199 | 602 hp | 3.3s | Two |
Those are the rates before any multi-day reduction. Longer bookings fall on a fixed ladder: 15% off at 3+ days, 20% at 5+, 25% at 7+. Nothing about that ladder changes depending on who is asking.
Lamborghini Urus rental or Huracán EVO?
The arithmetic surprises people. The Urus reaches sixty in 3.3s — the same figure as the Huracán — while carrying three passengers and their bags, for $200 a day less. On paper it is the obvious booking.
It is also the only one of the two you can put a fourth person in. Nobody has ever rented a Lamborghini for the trunk space, and we have stopped bringing it up.
What the Huracán has is everything paper cannot hold: the shape, the seating position, and a naturally aspirated V10 behind your head that no SUV will imitate. Full specifications for both sit on Lamborghini's own model pages, and they are worth reading before you decide, because these two cars share a badge and almost nothing else.
If the Huracán is what you came to Miami for, the Urus will not scratch it. We would rather say that than sell you the cheaper car and have you spend the weekend wishing you had not listened to us.
What the day rate includes
- 100 miles a day, pooled across the booking. Three days is 300 miles in total, used however you like — only the figure at return counts. A daily cap that resets at midnight is a materially worse deal at the same headline price.
- Delivery and collection across Miami, to hotels, homes, offices and both airports.
- A refundable $1,000 deposit, identical on every car we run.
The costs that are not the day rate
Three of them, and this is where quotes in this city diverge from invoices.
Delivery is $125 in Miami, $175 in Fort Lauderdale, each way — each way. Collection at the end of the rental is charged separately and is typically the same figure again, so a Miami booking needing both usually lands at about $250 in Miami, about $350 in Fort Lauderdale. Our own site understated this for a while, across eight pages, in a direction that happened to flatter us. It now reads from a single file so it cannot drift again.
Insurance starts at $99 a day and reaches $499 on the Urus, depending on the car and the driver's age. Renters must carry their own insurance that covers the rental vehicle. If you do not have qualifying coverage, we can sell you a daily policy at the time of booking. We do not move on this one. Full coverage on a Lamborghini for a driver with no policy of their own costs what it costs, and we would rather explain the number than bury it.
Mileage beyond the allowance is $5 a mile. Most Miami weekends never reach it. South Beach to Brickell, dinner, somewhere afterward, home, is around thirty miles on a busy night — and Ocean Drive at eight in the evening moves at eleven miles an hour, so there is time to be admired. Most people use forty across a whole weekend and feel as though they got away with something. Worth knowing separately: the expressways here are cashless, so tolls are billed by plate through Florida's SunPass system and passed on after the rental.
What you need to rent a Lamborghini in Miami
Three things, and none of them should be a surprise at handover:
- A valid driver's license, and you must be at least 21. That is the minimum on every car we run, the Huracán included.
- Insurance that covers the rental vehicle. Florida sets its own minimum coverage requirements for drivers, which the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles publishes in full — but a personal policy meeting the state minimum is not automatically a policy that covers a supercar. Check with your insurer before you assume it transfers.
- The $1,000 deposit, refundable after the car is inspected on return.
Sort the insurance question first. It changes what a booking actually costs more often than the choice of car does.
A real three-day booking
The Urus, Friday to Monday, delivered and collected in Miami:
- $999 a day, less the 15% three-day discount, is $849 a day — $2,547
- Delivery and collection — $250
- $2,797 if you carry your own qualifying insurance
- Plus a $1,000 deposit, returned after inspection
- 300 miles, pooled
If you need coverage from us, add it at the daily rate for your car and age. On the Urus at the top of that range it is a further $1,497 across the three days, which is a number. It is also exactly why it belongs at the start of the conversation rather than the end of it. Nobody enjoys discovering it at handover, us included.
Why the rate matters less than the car behind it
A lot of companies in Miami undercut the market, and the mechanism is not mysterious. Cheap rates require volume, volume wears cars out, and what arrives has been driven hard by everyone who came before you. The saving is real. It is simply funded by the condition of the car.
What you are paying the difference for is the feeling that the car is yours for the weekend, rather than a clapped out Lamborghini you got a good deal on. Those are two genuinely different weekends, and only one of them photographs well on Monday.
The first time our Urus went out, the renter spent roughly twenty minutes well north of 100 mph on the way back from a party. We shut the car down remotely the following morning and recovered it. He lost the balance of the booking and his deposit.
That is why we screen every renter, and it is the whole reason the car you collect has not been treated that way. Six cars is a small fleet. It also means we know exactly where each one has been.
“My experience with them was absolutely flawless from start to finish. They are easily the top choice for Supercar rental In miami providing pristine vehicles and exceptional customer support. Driving their Lamborghini was a highlight of my trip, and the booking process was transparent and efficient. I highly recommend their team to anyone looking for a premium driving experience”
When a Lamborghini rental is the wrong call
One night in Miami, staying on the beach, eating within walking distance of the hotel? A Lamborghini is an expensive way to park a car. Delivery both ways plus a day rate, for eight miles of driving and a valet who has seen better. The valet has always seen better.
Book it for the Saturday instead of the whole stay and you get the same photographs for a third of the money. We will still be here on Saturday.
If the occasion is an arrival rather than a drive — a wedding, a dinner where the car is part of the evening — the Rolls-Royce Cullinan does that job better than either Lamborghini, and it does it while carrying four people comfortably. And if you simply want something quick and quiet for a work trip, the Mercedes-Benz S580 on our rate card starts at $399 a day.
We would rather point you at the right car than the expensive one. It is a shorter path to the second booking.
So which one
Book the Urus if anyone is coming with you, if there is luggage, or if the car needs to work across a whole weekend rather than one evening. At $999 it is the most car per dollar we run.
Book the Huracán EVO if the car is the occasion. Two seats, 602 hp, and the noise. Nothing else in the fleet does what it does.
Both are on the Lamborghini rental page, with full specifications on the Urus and Huracán EVO pages, and every term we hold you to is set out under pricing and policies.
Common questions
How much is a Lamborghini rental per day?
In Miami, our Lamborghini Urus is $999 a day and the Huracán EVO is $1,199 a day. Both include 100 miles a day and carry the same refundable $1,000 deposit. Longer bookings cost less per day: 15% off at 3+ days, 20% at 5+, 25% at 7+.
Do you need insurance to rent a Lamborghini?
Yes. Renters must carry their own insurance that covers the rental vehicle. If you do not have qualifying coverage, we can sell you a daily policy at the time of booking. If you need a policy from us it starts at $99 a day and reaches $499 a day on the Urus, depending on the vehicle and the driver's age. It is a pass-through cost rather than a margin line, which is why it is the one figure we do not move on.
How old do you have to be to rent a Lamborghini in Miami?
21, with a valid license and qualifying insurance, and that is the minimum on every car we run — the Huracán included. Ask before you plan around it elsewhere, because a number of Miami companies quietly require 25 for anything with a supercar badge and do not state it on the page.
Should I rent the Urus or the Huracán EVO?
The Urus if anyone is coming with you. It reaches sixty in 3.3s, the same as the Huracán, carries four adults and their luggage, and costs $200 a day less. The Huracán if the point is the car itself: 602 hp, two seats, and a V10 an SUV cannot imitate.
How many miles are included with a Lamborghini rental?
100 miles a day, pooled across the whole booking rather than capped daily. Three days is 300 miles in total, spendable however you like, and only the figure at return is counted. Beyond the allowance it is $5 a mile.
Can you rent a Lamborghini for one day?
Yes, and most bookings run one to three days. Because 15% off at 3+ days, 20% at 5+, 25% at 7+, it is worth pricing three days before assuming two is cheaper. Cancellations made within 5 days of the rental start date are non-refundable.
Still deciding? Send us the dates and who is coming, and we will tell you which of the two actually suits the weekend — including when it is the cheaper one. What are you thinking?