Rent a Ferrari in Los Angeles
Compare 17 companies offering Ferrari rentals in Los Angeles. Browse ratings, reviews, and contact info.
17 Companies with Ferrari in Los Angeles
Monza Exotics
Los Angeles, California
Falcon Car Rental
Los Angeles, California
Lamborghini & Exotic Car Rentals | SSR Experience
Los Angeles, California
LA Luxury Car Rental
Los Angeles, California
Rodeo Exotic Rentals
Los Angeles, California
Ride Like A Star
Los Angeles, California
VEM Exotic Rentals
Los Angeles, California
Beverly Hills Car Rental
Los Angeles, California
Premier Auto Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California
777 Exotics LA
Los Angeles, California
Black and White Car Rental
Los Angeles, California
Centurion Lifestyle
Los Angeles, California
Royal Exotic Car Rental
Los Angeles, California
Pugachev LA
Los Angeles, California
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Los Angeles, California
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Los Angeles, California
LA Exotic Cars
Los Angeles, California
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Market Snapshot
Ferrari Rental Market in Los Angeles
Pricing, availability, and what to know before you book
Our directory tracks 17 operators offering Ferrari rentals in Los Angeles. Ferrari is stocked across most major rental operators in the city, which keeps availability reasonable for standard lead times.
488 Spider, 488 GTB and F8 Tributo are the most commonly listed Ferrari models across Los Angeles fleets. Availability skews toward the models operators find easiest to source locally — if you need a specific variant not listed here, contact operators directly as fleet rotation happens throughout the year.
Across United States, Ferrari rental rates typically run $2,000–$3,500 per day. Los Angeles pricing tends to track national norms, though rates shift with demand: high-profile events, holidays, and local sports seasons can push prices to the top of that range or beyond. The lowest rates are generally available Tuesday through Thursday outside of peak season.
Hollywood adjacency means a significant portion of LA Ferrari stock gets absorbed by production bookings; retail weekends sell out fast.
Rental Guide
Renting a Ferrari in Los Angeles
Renting a Ferrari in Los Angeles
Los Angeles has one of the deepest exotic car rental markets in the US. West Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Santa Monica operators carry current Ferrari models, and the surrounding geography — Malibu, the Angeles Crest, the PCH — gives those cars somewhere worth driving. The city itself is largely useless for high-performance driving, but it is a superb base.
Models & Pricing
The F8 Tributo (710hp) is available from $950–$1,300/day. The Roma (612hp) runs $850–$1,100/day and is the default choice for a Pacific Coast Highway day trip. The Portofino M convertible (620hp) sits at $900–$1,200/day and makes particular sense in Southern California's consistently dry climate. The 296 GTB (818hp hybrid) commands $1,300–$1,700/day through select Beverly Hills operators. The SF90 Stradale (986hp) runs $1,800–$2,500/day; the 812 Superfast (789hp V12) is a rare find at $1,500–$2,000/day. Deposits range from $3,000–$7,000.
Where to Drive
Pacific Coast Highway (PCH/CA-1) from Santa Monica to Malibu: Leave before 8am on a weekend or after 8pm on a weekday. The stretch past Point Dume to Zuma Beach toward Oxnard has the best road feel and most consistent views. 30 miles of ocean-hugging coastline.
Angeles Crest Highway (CA-2) from La Cañada to Wrightwood: 66 miles of mountain highway at 7,000 feet. Tight hairpins, cliff edges, minimal guardrails — this is the road that reveals what a Ferrari chassis can do. Check Caltrans status before committing; it closes for weather and fire.
Mulholland Drive, Hollywood Hills to Calabasas: The famous 50-mile ridgeline road. The eastern stretch above the 101 is technical and narrow; the western Santa Monica Mountains section is more open. Best on a clear weekday morning.
CA-33 (Maricopa Highway) north from Ojai: One of the least-known great driving roads in California. Past the oil fields, 70 miles of clean mountain tarmac through Los Padres National Forest with almost no traffic.
Practical Tips
Plan any freeway route for off-peak hours — before 7am or after 8pm. The 405 and 101 in peak hours will make a $1,200/day car feel like a very expensive Uber. Premium 91 or 93 octane at all major stations; budget $100–$130 for a full tank. Toll roads use FasTrak — charges pass through with a small admin fee. Valet is standard at Beverly Hills and WeHo hotels; tip $5–$10.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a Ferrari in Los Angeles?
$850–$2,500/day. The F8 Tributo and Roma are the most commonly available.
Can I take a rental Ferrari to San Diego or San Francisco?
Most operators permit California-wide travel. Confirm in writing; some require prior notice for trips over 150 miles from pickup.
Is delivery to LAX available?
Select operators offer airport delivery with a two-day minimum. Confirm at booking.
What are the best roads to drive a Ferrari near LA?
Angeles Crest Highway and CA-33 near Ojai are the most driver-focused. PCH is more scenic than technical.