The cost question, answered
Pick a car and your dates for a quick day-rate estimate, then carry it straight into booking.
Pricing on this fleet is arranged directly — send your dates and we'll confirm the rate by hand.
The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is the track-bred car in our fleet — a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six making around 518 horsepower, a giant swan-neck rear wing, and a chassis tuned for corners rather than straights. It's what people rent when they want to actually drive, not just be seen. We price it by contact rather than a public rate sheet: send your dates and we confirm the rate by hand.
The rate is only the start of the answer. What changes your real cost is the deposit, the mileage allowance, and the delivery — the line items a lot of shops reveal slowly. Here's the full breakdown so you can budget a Newport weekend in a 911 before you reach out.
Rates in this class move with the shop, the model year, and how long you're booking — which is exactly why we quote by contact instead of posting a number. A track-focused 911 like the GT3 RS sits at the top of the Porsche range because it's a current, low-mileage car kept to a standard you can photograph. Whatever the rate lands at, the deposit and the mileage cap are what actually shape your total.
A single Saturday is the most expensive way to rent. The Friday-to-Sunday weekend — which is what most Newport rentals actually are — gives you better per-day math and the time to actually drive the coast instead of just posing in a parking lot for an afternoon.
The rate is one of five things you're paying for. We state all five before you book.
We arrange pricing by contact rather than posting a number — send your dates and we confirm the rate by hand. The GT3 RS sits at the top of our Porsche range because it's a current, low-mileage, track-focused car, and multi-day stretches give you the friendlier per-day math.
A hold of roughly $1,000–$2,000 sits on your card alongside the rate and releases after a clean, on-time return. You get it back after a clean, on-time return; you just need the headroom on your card while it sits there. We give you the exact figure before pickup.
A daily mileage allowance (100 miles a day is typical) comes with the rate, with a per-mile charge beyond it. A coast weekend lives comfortably inside that. A longer trip is a conversation to have before you book, not after the odometer rolls.
We bring the 911 to your door, hotel, or the John Wayne curbside across Newport, Irvine, and Laguna — detailed and topped off, on your schedule. Delivery is stated in the booking, not bolted on at the end.
Arrives full, comes back full, or there's a refuel charge — same as anywhere. Past that, the quoted number is the paid number. No invented prep or doc fees at checkout.
A low teaser rate with a $5,000 deposit and a 75-mile cap isn't a cheap rental — it's an expensive one wearing a costume. Read the whole number, not just the headline.
We price the Porsche 911 GT3 RS by contact rather than a public rate sheet — send your dates and we confirm the rate by hand. A refundable security hold and a daily mileage allowance apply on top, both stated before you book.
It's the track-focused, current-generation 911 — a high-revving naturally aspirated flat-six, a full aero package, and low mileage. That combination of capability, recency, and condition is what puts it at the top of the Porsche range.
A refundable security hold of roughly $1,000–$2,000 on your card, released after a clean and on-time return. You get the full amount back, but the available credit has to be there.
Yes — a daily mileage allowance (typically 100 miles a day) is included, with a per-mile charge beyond it. Plenty for a Newport-to-Laguna weekend; ask about the cap if you're planning a longer drive.
Yes — to your door, hotel, or the John Wayne Airport curbside across Newport, Irvine, and Laguna, cleaned up with a full tank, on your schedule. Delivery terms are part of the booking, stated up front.
Tell us the 911 and your weekend; we'll confirm the complete number by hand, hold included. Priced on request, straight from us.
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