Sports Car Rental
in Dubai

Mass-market sports cars (Mustang, Camaro, Corvette) are often rentable from 21–23 depending on the company. Genuine exotics (Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren) commonly require drivers to be 25 or older — confirm the specific company's policy for the exact model, since it isn't uniform across the category.

A Mustang or Camaro often comes with a generous daily allowance (200km/day or more); a Ferrari or McLaren is more commonly capped at 150–250km/day with a real per-kilometre charge once you're over. If you're planning to actually drive the car rather than photograph it outside the Burj Khalifa, ask about the cap before you book.

Standard rental insurance on a performance car almost never covers a track day, drift event, or off-road driving — and using the car outside its licensed road use can void your cover completely, leaving you liable for the full damage cost. If a track session is part of the plan, ask explicitly whether it's covered or whether you need separate track-day insurance.

Dubai's radar network is dense, and a car built to comfortably do 200+ km/h in a 100 km/h zone doesn't make the fine smaller — speeding tickets are issued and billed the same way regardless of how the car got there, and repeated violations on a rental agreement can affect your ability to rent again from the same company.

A Mustang's deposit looks like a standard luxury car's, a Ferrari or Lamborghini's deposit reflects a car that can cost several hundred thousand dirhams to repair after even moderate damage — expect AED 5,000–15,000+ held on genuine exotics, refunded after a clean, undamaged return.