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Renting an exotic car in Miami

Deposits, age, insurance, and what to read on the rental company’s own page before you hand over a card in Miami.

The rate is not on this page

A daily rate for a Huracán in Miami changes with the weekend, the season, and the mileage cap. Vinto does not publish one. Sunset Exotics and mph club each keep their own fleet and their own price. Open the car on their site and read the total, including delivery if you want the car at a hotel.

Sunset Exotics is in Miami and lists a phone number, (305) 417-8224, and hours of 9am to 3am Eastern, seven days, on its site. That is their desk, not a Vinto hotline.

Age, license, insurance, deposit

Sunset Exotics publishes four requirements for its own rentals: the primary driver is 21 or older, the license is valid, the renter has full coverage insurance (a personal policy or their option), and a refundable deposit is held on a card. Another company can set 25, or a larger hold. Ask the company you are booking, in writing, what the hold is and when it is released.

A foreign license is a question for that desk. Do not assume a passport replaces it. If the contract says the deposit is forfeited for smoking, curb rash, or extra miles, that sentence is the one that matters.

What to confirm before pickup

Walk the car with the attendant and photograph the wheels and the nose. Ask who is allowed to drive, whether the car can leave Miami-Dade, and what happens if you are late. Delivery to a hotel is common and is still a separate line on the bill.

Renting an exotic car in Miami · Vinto