Sports Car Rental in Dubai

Rent-Trip rents eight sports cars in Dubai, from the Ford Mustang at AED 700 per day to the Nissan GT-R at AED 1600 per day. Every car is delivered to you anywhere in the city, around the clock, including Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Al Maktoum (DWC). You choose the model, we bring it to your hotel, apartment or office with comprehensive insurance included.

Choosing Your Sports Car Rental in Dubai

The right sports car depends on how you plan to drive here — highway cruising, weekend trips to Abu Dhabi, or short bursts along Sheikh Zayed Road. We break down each option by power, seating and character to match the car to your itinerary.

Mustang vs Camaro — which entry sports car suits you

Both the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro start under AED 750 per day, making them the most accessible way into a performance hire. The Mustang delivers 310 hp from a 2.3 L engine at AED 700/day, while the Camaro pushes 335 hp from a 3.6 L unit at AED 750/day; both seat four and run on petrol. If you plan mostly boulevard cruising with the occasional highway burst, the Mustang is the easier daily companion.

High-performance coupes: BMW M4, Mercedes-AMG C43, Nissan GT-R

The Nissan GT-R tops our fleet at 570 hp and AED 1600/day, followed by the BMW M4 at 510 hp for AED 1200/day and the Mercedes-AMG C43 with 408 hp at AED 1100/day. The GT-R's twin-turbo 3.8 L delivers brutal acceleration that feels wasted in city limits, while the M4's 3.0 L balances everyday comfort with track-ready responses. The AMG C43, our only sedan in this group, seats five and suits those who need rear passenger space without giving up performance. For a long run to Fujairah or Ras Al Khaimah, the M4's suspension tuning makes it the most composed at sustained speed.

Two-seat Porsche 718 Cayman vs four-seat alternatives

The Porsche 718 Cayman is our only dedicated two-seater, priced at AED 1300/day with 300 hp from a 2.0 L flat-four. Its mid-engine layout delivers the sharpest handling in our fleet, ideal for the sweeping curves of the Hatta road or a spirited run along the coast. However, luggage space is minimal and there is no room for passengers, so couples travelling light get the most from it. If you need to carry guests or golf clubs, a four-seat coupe like the Mustang or M4 gives up some agility but adds real practicality for the same experience.

Before booking, consider who rides with you and where you are headed — the deposit and mileage terms are set out in the rental agreement, so confirm your planned kilometres when you request the car via WhatsApp or phone.

Sports Car Rental in Dubai Pricing Explained

Sports car rental in Dubai looks expensive until you break down exactly what the daily rate covers and how weekly or monthly terms change the maths. Here is the full pricing picture for our eight sports models.

Daily rates from AED 700 and what they include

Every daily rate on our sports page — from AED 700 for the Ford Mustang to AED 1600 for the Nissan GT-R — includes comprehensive insurance (CDW) and 250 km of mileage. That means the price you see is the price you plan with; there are no surprise add-ons for basic cover or the first quarter of a tank. The Chevrolet Camaro sits at AED 750 per day, the BMW M4 at AED 1200, and the Mercedes-AMG C43 at AED 1100, with the Porsche 718 Cayman at AED 1300. Extra kilometres beyond the daily 250 are charged according to the agreement, so for a long run to Abu Dhabi or Al Ain, check the per-kilometre rate before you set off rather than after.

Weekly and monthly terms for sports cars

Weekly pricing starts at AED 4200, which suits a week-long holiday where you want the car delivered to your hotel and collected at the end. Monthly terms from AED 14700 work out better for residents who want a weekend car without the overhead of ownership — no servicing, no insurance renewals, no depreciation. For a resident comparing a monthly booking against financing a sports car, the arrangement removes the large capital outlay entirely.

Deposit, VAT and what affects your final price

VAT at 5% is shown separately on top of the quoted daily, weekly or monthly rate, so factor that into your total before you confirm. The security deposit terms are set out in the rental agreement, and we go through them with you before you drive away. The final price is also affected by the class: our sports category requires the driver to be at least 25, which is standard across luxury and exotic classes here. When you book via WhatsApp or phone, we confirm the exact total including VAT, the deposit hold and the mileage terms, so there are no surprises at delivery.

What You Need to Rent a Sports Car in Dubai

Sorting out the paperwork is the fastest part of renting with us — the whole check takes about fifteen minutes at handover. Requirements differ for tourists and residents, and the main gatekeeper is age: our sports class, which covers all eight models, requires the driver to be at least 25 years old. The minimum age for our other classes is 21, so younger drivers can still book a standard car from Rent-Trip, just not a Mustang or a GT-R.

Age requirements for the sports class

The minimum age to take a sports car from our fleet is 25; for our standard and family classes it drops to 21. If you are between 21 and 24, a Ford Mustang or a Nissan GT-R is off the table, but you can book a non-sports model and still get the same 24/7 delivery across the city. We ask for the driver's licence at the booking stage so there are no surprises at handover. Any exceptions to the age rule are set out in the rental agreement.

Documents for tourists and UAE residents

• Tourists: bring your passport with the UAE entry stamp or visa, your home country driving licence, and an International Driving Permit if the licence is not in Latin script.
• Residents: Emirates ID and a valid UAE driving licence are sufficient — no IDP needed.
• Payment card: the security deposit is held on the card of the main driver; the amount is set out in the rental agreement.
• Additional driver: the conditions for adding a second driver are set out in the rental agreement.

British, European and GCC licence holders can skip the IDP because their licences already use Latin script. For tourists from countries with non-Latin scripts — Russia, China, Japan, for example — the IDP is mandatory under UAE law, and we cannot hand over a car without it. If you are unsure whether your licence qualifies, send us a photo on WhatsApp before you arrive and we will confirm within minutes.

Delivery Options for Your Sports Car Rental

The way your sports car reaches you here is as important as the model you pick. Rent-Trip has no rental counter or office to visit — we bring the car to wherever you are, at any hour, across the entire city.

Airport Pickup at DXB and DWC

We deliver sports cars to Dubai International Airport (DXB, Terminals 1 and 3) and to Al Maktoum International (DWC) around the clock. Land, walk out of arrivals, and your Ford Mustang or Porsche 718 Cayman is already waiting — there is no shuttle to a remote desk and no queue at a counter. The handover takes a few minutes: we check your documents, walk around the car with you to note any existing marks, and hand over the keys. Since delivery is included in the price, airport collection costs nothing extra on top of your daily rate.

Delivery to Your Hotel or Residence Anywhere in the City

We deliver to any point in the city — Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, JLT, Deira, Al Barsha, JVC, Mirdif, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Al Quoz, Karama — 24/7. The condition of the car on arrival is set out in the rental agreement. Delivery timing is agreed when you book through WhatsApp or by phone, not through an online checkout. For early-morning flights or late-night arrivals, we coordinate the handover to match your schedule.

• Hotel delivery: the car meets you at the valet or main entrance; we coordinate with the concierge if needed.
• Residence delivery: we bring the car to your apartment building or villa gate in any residential area.
• Airport delivery: available at both DXB and DWC, any terminal, any hour of the day or night.

Tell us where you are staying and when you need the car, and we confirm the delivery window before you confirm the booking.

Roads and Rules for Driving a Rental Sports Car in Dubai

The city's roads are built for performance, but the rules that govern them matter just as much as the horsepower under the bonnet. Here is what you need to know before you take a sports car out on Sheikh Zayed Road, through Salik gates or on a longer UAE road trip.

Traffic rules, Salik tolls and speed limits

The emirate drives on the right, and our fleet is left-hand drive, so the transition is seamless for most visitors. Speed limits are strictly enforced by radar on Sheikh Zayed Road (typically 100–120 km/h) and on city streets (60–80 km/h); a sports car crosses these thresholds quickly, so cruise control is your friend on long stretches. Salik is the barrier-free toll system: AED 4 off-peak and AED 6 peak per gate, charged automatically to the rental plate and settled with us after your trip. Our team briefs you on the Salik zones and speed camera locations when we hand over the keys at DXB or your hotel. Fines for speeding in a 570 hp Nissan GT-R are steep, and the agreement passes them to the driver — treat the throttle with respect and save the full-power runs for the open highway to Abu Dhabi.

Taking your hire car to Abu Dhabi, Hatta or Fujairah

All eight models in our sports fleet are approved for UAE road trips, and we regularly deliver cars to clients heading out of the city for the weekend. Abu Dhabi is a 90-minute cruise down the E11, Fujairah offers a scenic 2-hour run across the Hajar foothills, and Hatta is a popular Friday escape — every destination is within the 250 km daily allowance if you plan the round trip. Oman, however, is off-limits: crossing the border requires a separate permit and separate insurance, which our agreement does not cover. Desert driving, dune bashing and any off-road use are prohibited outright — the cars sit too low and the contract is explicit — so if you want dunes, book a dedicated tour operator rather than taking a sports car into the sand. For longer trips, check your mileage against the 250 km daily cap and ask us about extra-kilometre rates before you set off.

Convertibles and Seasonal Sports Car Rental in Dubai

Dubai's climate shapes how you use a convertible more than any other factor, so we've matched our two open-top models to the seasons when roof-down driving actually works. The Ford Mustang Convertible at AED 800 per day and the BMW 4 Series Convertible at AED 900 per day are both 4-seat petrol cars, but they suit very different moods and months.

When a convertible makes sense in Dubai's climate

The mild months from November through March are when a convertible earns its keep in Dubai — daytime temperatures sit in the low-to-mid 20s, which is comfortable with the roof down on Sheikh Zayed Road or along the coast toward Jumeirah. The Ford Mustang Convertible, with its 2.3 L engine and 310 hp, is the pick for a relaxed cruise with the top stowed; the BMW 4 Series Convertible, at 258 hp from a 2.0 L unit, feels more planted at highway pace. If your trip falls in the hotter half of the year, a coupe from our fleet is the more practical choice, and we will say so when you book via WhatsApp or phone.

Convertible vs coupe for your Dubai trip

• Roof-down cruising: the Mustang Convertible rewards a slower pace along Jumeirah Beach Road or through Dubai Marina, where the open roof adds to the experience without wind noise becoming an issue.
• Highway speed runs: a coupe like the BMW M4 or Nissan GT-R is quieter and more stable at 120 km/h on Sheikh Zayed Road — the open roof at that speed is loud enough to tire you on a longer drive.
• Passenger comfort: both convertibles seat four, so rear passengers ride in reasonable comfort, but the coupe versions of similar cars offer better insulation from road noise.
• Practical advice: if you are torn, ask us to hold both a convertible and a coupe for the same dates — a short test drive on Sheikh Zayed Road settles the question faster than any spec sheet.

Renting Sports Cars in Dubai for Every Kind of Trip

A sports car hire in Dubai works differently depending on whether you are landing for a weekend, working in the city for a month, or planning a road trip to Abu Dhabi. We match the model to the itinerary, and these are the scenarios we handle most often at Rent-Trip.

Airport pickup and a week of sightseeing

Landing at DXB Terminal 1 or 3, or at Al Maktoum (DWC), the fastest start to a holiday is having the car meet you at arrivals rather than taking a taxi to a rental desk. For a seven-day trip covering Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai and a day trip to Abu Dhabi, the Ford Mustang at AED 700 per day or the Chevrolet Camaro at AED 750 keeps the weekly cost from AED 4200. The 250 km daily allowance covers a run to Abu Dhabi and back with room to spare for city driving. If you are arriving with luggage for two, the Mustang's boot handles a pair of large suitcases without folding the rear seats.

Business trips and monthly rentals for residents

A business traveller spending a week shuttling between Business Bay, DIFC and Sheikh Zayed Road meetings gets more from the Mercedes-AMG C43 at AED 1100 per day — it is our only sports sedan with five seats, so it carries a colleague or client in comfort. For residents, the monthly rate from AED 14700 on a BMW M4 or Nissan GT-R removes the capital outlay of ownership entirely; there is no servicing, no insurance renewal and no depreciation to manage. The 250 km daily allowance resets each day of the month, which suits a weekend car used mostly for Friday drives to Hatta or the coast. When you book via WhatsApp, we confirm whether the monthly terms fit your expected mileage before the agreement is drawn up.

Road trips beyond the city limits

Abu Dhabi is a 90-minute cruise down the E11, Hatta is a popular Friday escape, and Fujairah offers a two-hour run across the Hajar foothills — all within the daily mileage if you plan the round trip. For a sustained highway drive, the BMW M4 at 510 hp feels more composed at speed than the lighter Porsche 718 Cayman, which rewards a twistier road like the climb toward Hatta. The Nissan GT-R's 570 hp is best saved for the open highway, where the radar cameras are spaced predictably and cruise control keeps you legal. Before you leave Dubai, confirm the extra-kilometre rate with us so a longer run does not come as a surprise on return.

What to Check in Your Sports Car Rental Agreement in Dubai

The rental agreement is where every term that matters is written down, and we go through it line by line at handover rather than rushing you to the keys. Understanding the document before you drive protects both sides, so here is what to look at specifically on a sports car hire.

Mileage, deposit and the excess explained

• Mileage allowance: 250 km per day is included; the per-kilometre rate for anything beyond that is stated in the agreement — check it before a long trip to Abu Dhabi or Al Ain.
• Security deposit: held on your card at handover and released after the rental ends; the hold amount and release timing are written in the agreement, not left to verbal promises.
• Excess and CDW: comprehensive insurance is included in the price, but the excess amount you would pay in the event of damage is set out in the document — read that figure carefully.
• Fuel policy: the fuel level at delivery and the condition for returning the car are set out in the rental agreement — check the relevant clause before you set off.

Salik, fines and what happens on return

Salik tolls are charged automatically to the rental plate and settled with us after your trip — the agreement records the rate for each gate crossing, AED 4 off-peak and AED 6 peak. Speeding fines and parking penalties are passed to the driver, and the agreement names the authority that issues them, so there is no ambiguity about who pays. At return, we walk around the car with you to compare against the condition notes made at delivery; any new damage is assessed against the excess in the contract. The car must be returned with the same driver documentation and within the agreed time — a late return may incur an additional day's charge, which is also spelled out in the document. If any clause is unclear, ask us on the spot; we would rather explain it twice than have a misunderstanding later.