Sports car rental in UAE
Sports car rental in UAE starts with eight cars — Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, BMW M4, Porsche 718 Cayman, Nissan GT-R and more — from AED 700 per day, with weekly rates from AED 4,200 and monthly from AED 14,700. Every car is delivered to you in Dubai, including the airport, and the booking details are agreed with a manager.
Rent-Trip sports car rental in UAE with 8 models from AED 700 a day
Sports car hire with Rent-Trip covers eight models — from the Ford Mustang at AED 700 a day to the Nissan GT-R at AED 1,600. Every car runs on petrol with an automatic gearbox, and a manager confirms each booking before the keys are handed over.
The Eight Sports Models in Our Fleet
We keep eight sports cars, from the Ford Mustang at AED 700 a day to the Nissan GT-R at AED 1,600. The line-up splits into three body styles: coupes (Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, BMW M4, Porsche 718 Cayman, Nissan GT-R), convertibles (Ford Mustang Convertible, BMW 4 Series Convertible) and one sedan (Mercedes-AMG C43). Seats range from two in the Porsche 718 Cayman to five in the Mercedes-AMG C43, and drivetrains run from rear-wheel drive in six cars to all-wheel drive in the Mercedes-AMG C43 and Nissan GT-R. Coupe, convertible and sedan bodies sit in one class, so the choice is about seats and roof rather than about class — decide how many passengers you carry before you look at horsepower.
Specs That Matter — Power, Seats and Drive
- Ford Mustang: 2.3 L, 310 hp, rear-wheel drive, 4 seats, AED 700 a day — the entry point of the sports line.
- Chevrolet Camaro: 3.6 L, 335 hp, rear-wheel drive, 4 seats, AED 750 a day.
- Ford Mustang Convertible: 2.3 L, 310 hp, rear-wheel drive, 4 seats, AED 800 a day — the cheapest open-top option.
- BMW 4 Series Convertible: 2.0 L, 258 hp, rear-wheel drive, 4 seats, AED 900 a day.
- Mercedes-AMG C43: 2.0 L, 408 hp, all-wheel drive, 5 seats, AED 1,100 a day — the only sedan in the class.
- BMW M4: 3.0 L, 510 hp, rear-wheel drive, 4 seats, AED 1,200 a day.
- Porsche 718 Cayman: 2.0 L, 300 hp, rear-wheel drive, 2 seats, AED 1,300 a day.
- Nissan GT-R: 3.8 L, 570 hp, all-wheel drive, 4 seats, AED 1,600 a day — the most powerful car we list.
Power runs from 258 hp in the BMW 4 Series Convertible to 570 hp in the Nissan GT-R. Two-seat cars like the Porsche 718 Cayman limit luggage, not just passengers — a weekend bag fits, two large suitcases do not.
We deliver every car in this class across Dubai, including the airport, and the same terms apply across Dubai. If you are unsure which model suits your route, tell the manager your plans when booking — with 754 cars on the site, we can match the car to the trip rather than the other way round.
Which models we have for sports car rental in UAE
All eight run on petrol with automatic transmissions, so the real choice comes down to seats, roof and power. Here is the line-up and what each car actually gives you.
The Eight Sports Models in Our Fleet
We keep eight high-performance cars in the Emirates, and every one of them is a self-drive hire — you collect the keys and drive yourself. Every car is petrol and automatic, with rear-wheel drive on six models and all-wheel drive on the Mercedes-AMG C43 and Nissan GT-R.
Specs That Matter — Power, Seats and Drive
Chevrolet Camaro: 3.6 L, 335 hp, rear-wheel drive, four seats, coupe — AED 750 a day.
Matching the Car to the Trip
| Model | Body | Seats | Power | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ford Mustang | Coupe | 4 | 310 hp | AED 700 |
| Chevrolet Camaro | Coupe | 4 | 335 hp | AED 750 |
| Ford Mustang Convertible | Convertible | 4 | 310 hp | AED 800 |
| BMW 4 Series Convertible | Convertible | 4 | 258 hp | AED 900 |
| Mercedes-AMG C43 | Sedan | 5 | 408 hp | AED 1,100 |
| BMW M4 | Coupe | 4 | 510 hp | AED 1,200 |
| Porsche 718 Cayman | Coupe | 2 | 300 hp | AED 1,300 |
| Nissan GT-R | Coupe | 4 | 570 hp | AED 1,600 |
What Sports Car Rental in UAE Costs Per Day and Per Week
Expect AED 700 to AED 1,600 a day for a high-performance hire across the eight cars we keep. Book seven days and you pay for six, which brings the entry figure down to AED 4,200; a month runs to AED 14,700 at twenty-one daily rates. The longer the booking, the lower the effective daily cost — the multiplier does the work, not a discount.
How the Rate Card Works Across the Fleet
| Model | Body | Seats | Power | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ford Mustang | Coupe | 4 | 310 hp | AED 700 |
| Chevrolet Camaro | Coupe | 4 | 335 hp | AED 750 |
| BMW M4 | Coupe | 4 | 510 hp | AED 1,200 |
The weekly figure equals six daily rates, so a seven-day booking pays for six days and the seventh comes free. Monthly pricing follows the same logic at twenty-one daily rates. In our experience, guests who arrive for a fortnight and take the Nissan GT-R still pay less per day than a three-day weekend booking at the same rate card — the multiplier does the work, not a discount.
Deposit, VAT and What the Price Already Covers
The security deposit is held on the card and released after the rental; VAT 5% is shown separately on the agreement. Comprehensive insurance (CDW) is already inside the daily rate, so the deposit is the only blocked amount on your card.
- Mileage: 250 km per day is included, and extra kilometres are charged at the rate set out in the rental agreement.
- Insurance: comprehensive cover (CDW) is part of the price — no separate policy to buy at the counter.
- VAT: 5% appears as its own line, so the daily figure and the tax line stay readable.
- Deposit: held on the card at handover and released after the rental, with no figure fixed in advance.
- Delivery: 24/7 delivery across Dubai, including the airport, is agreed when you book.
On the Porsche 718 Cayman and the BMW M4, the difference between a four-day and a seven-day booking is often smaller than guests expect, because the weekly multiplier kicks in from day six. Ask the manager to price both before you commit to dates.
Who Can Drive a Sports Car Rental in UAE
Sports car rental in UAE is open to drivers from 21, but the sports class itself starts at 25 — that single threshold decides who can take the keys. Below are the age rules, the licence checks and the documents each group of drivers brings to the handover.
Age and Licence Rules for the Sports Class
The minimum age for the sports class is 25, while the general fleet starts at 21; residents show an Emirates ID and a UAE licence, tourists a passport with a visa or entry stamp plus a home licence. We verify all of it before the car leaves, because the insurance policy is tied to the named driver. A licence not written in Latin script needs an international driving permit alongside it — Arabic, Cyrillic or Chinese characters are not readable to a traffic officer at a roadside check, and an unreadable licence turns a routine stop into a paperwork problem. Rent-Trip hands the car over only after the manager has matched the document to the booking, so bring the originals rather than photos. In our experience the most common delay at handover is a driver who left the IDP at the hotel — the permit is a separate booklet, not a translation, and it must travel with you.
Documents Tourists Need Before the Keys Are Handed Over
- Passport: the original, valid for the whole rental period, with the entry stamp or visa page visible.
- Home driving licence: the physical card or booklet, held for at least a year before the rental.
- International driving permit: required when the home licence is not in Latin script; a US, UK or EU licence does not need one.
- Visa or entry stamp: checked together with the passport to confirm lawful entry to the country.
- Second driver: added to the rental agreement at booking, with the same documents as the main driver.
A US licence is Latin script, so no IDP is needed — but the passport and entry stamp still are, and the manager confirms the whole set when the booking is agreed.
Insurance, Mileage and Fines in Sports Car Rental in UAE
Every booking with Rent-Trip includes comprehensive insurance (CDW) in the daily rate, 250 km of mileage per day, and a security deposit held on the card and released afterwards. VAT at 5% is shown separately. What follows is what the cover pays for, how the mileage limit works, and where fines and damage sit.
What Comprehensive Insurance Covers
Comprehensive insurance (CDW) is included in the price — you do not buy it as an add-on at the counter, and it applies from the moment the car is handed over. The cover runs with the vehicle, not with the driver, so an authorised driver named in the agreement is insured on the same terms. The insurance excess, the deposit amount and any delivery fee are set out in the rental agreement, and a manager walks you through them before the keys change hands. If the car is damaged, stop where it is safe, photograph every panel and the other vehicle, and call the manager before moving anything — driving on after a scrape is what turns a covered repair into a dispute. In our experience, the two claims that cost drivers most are an unrecorded kerb strike on a low front splitter and a scuff picked up in a tight parking space.
Mileage Limits and Speeding Fines
- Daily allowance: each day includes 250 km, counted across the whole booking rather than reset at midnight.
- Extra kilometres: anything beyond the allowance is charged per kilometre, at the rate set out in the agreement.
- Speeding and red-light fines: these stay with the driver and are billed after the booking, once the authority issues them.
- Parking and impound: parking tickets and any recovery cost are the driver's, and a clamped car is not covered by CDW.
- Damage reporting: report any incident to the manager the same day, even a minor one, so the claim is filed while the details are fresh.
Long-distance runs eat the daily allowance quickly — a return trip out of the city and back can swallow most of a day's 250 km, so plan the route before you commit to a multi-day booking.
How Booking a Sports Car Rental in UAE Works
Booking a sports car rental in UAE with Rent-Trip runs through a manager, not an instant checkout. You send the model and dates, we confirm availability and the total, and the car is delivered to the address you give us. Nothing is charged until that confirmation comes back.
What We Ask for at the Booking Stage
- Model and dates: the eight sports cars sell out on weekends, so name the Ford Mustang, BMW M4 or Nissan GT-R and your pick-up and return days.
- Delivery address and time: we deliver anywhere in Dubai, the airport included, and the slot is agreed with the manager.
- Driver details: age, licence country and whether an IDP is needed — sports cars start at 25, so this is checked first.
- Duration: daily, weekly or monthly; weekly is charged as six days and monthly as twenty-one.
- Contact number: the manager uses it to confirm the handover window on the day.
Confirmation and Handover
Once the manager confirms, you get the model, the daily rate and the delivery time in writing. The security deposit is held on the card at handover and released afterwards; VAT 5% is shown separately, and comprehensive insurance is already inside the price. At delivery the driver shows the documents listed above — Emirates ID and UAE licence for residents, passport, visa or entry stamp and home licence for visitors — and the manager walks around the car with you before the keys change hands.
Changes and Cancellations
Dates and models can be moved while the car is still free — tell the manager as early as you can, because a Porsche 718 Cayman or a Nissan GT-R booked for a Friday evening is hard to replace at short notice. If plans shift mid-rental, call the same manager rather than the delivery driver: extensions, early returns and swap requests all go through one person, and the terms of any change are set out in the rental agreement.
Driving a Sports Car Rental in UAE Beyond the City
A sports car rental in UAE is built for the open road as much as for city traffic, and the country rewards a long drive. Our fleet is delivered across Dubai around the clock, including the airport, so a run out of town starts the moment the keys change hands. What you can and cannot do beyond the city limits is set out in the agreement you sign at handover.
Where You Can Take a Sports Car Rental in UAE
- Long highway runs: a low-slung coupe like the Ford Mustang sits comfortably at highway speed on long, straight stretches, and the automatic gearbox keeps the drive relaxed.
- Open-road performance: the Nissan GT-R and BMW M4 put 570 hp and 510 hp to work on long, straight stretches, while the Porsche 718 Cayman and Mercedes-AMG C43 cover the same distance with very different fuel bills.
- Fujairah and the east coast: a longer run across the peninsula; plan fuel and rest stops, as services thin out past the last interchange, and the Porsche 718 Cayman and Mercedes-AMG C43 cover the distance with very different fuel bills.
- Oman: crossing the border requires a separate permit and separate insurance, so it is not covered by the standard agreement.
Hot Weather, Long Distances and the Rules That Apply
Summer heat is the biggest variable on any long drive here. Tyre pressures rise on hot tarmac, air conditioning works harder, and a 2.3 L Mustang and a 3.8 L GT-R drink fuel at very different rates once you leave the city. Check the tyres and the coolant before you set off, and keep the 250 km daily allowance in mind — extra kilometres are charged, so a Fujairah round trip is worth costing before you commit.
Two things catch drivers out. First, the agreement does not permit off-road or desert driving — dune trips belong with a tour operator, not in a sports car. Second, tolls and any charges for the roads you use are set out in the rental agreement, and they are logged automatically as you pass. Speeding fines stay with the driver, so keep to the posted limit even where the road looks empty. If anything happens out of town, stop, record the scene and call the manager before moving the vehicle — that is what keeps a comprehensive insurance claim straightforward.
Coupe, convertible or sedan for sports car rental in UAE
Body style is the real decision when hiring a performance car here — not the badge on the bonnet. Our eight-car line-up splits into three shapes: five coupes, two convertibles and one sedan, and each shape changes how many people fit, how much luggage goes in and whether the roof comes down.
Coupe, Convertible or Sedan — What Each Body Gives You
- Coupe: Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, BMW M4, Porsche 718 Cayman and Nissan GT-R — the largest group, with two to four seats and a fixed roof.
- Convertible: Ford Mustang Convertible and BMW 4 Series Convertible, both four-seat and both petrol automatic, for open-top driving on Dubai's coastal roads.
- Sedan: Mercedes-AMG C43 — the only five-seat body in the class, all-wheel drive and 408 hp, so it carries three passengers plus the driver.
- Two-seat coupe: Porsche 718 Cayman at AED 1,300 a day — the tightest cabin of the eight, with room for a weekend bag rather than full luggage.
- Four-seat coupe: Nissan GT-R at AED 1,600 a day — 570 hp, all-wheel drive and the strongest performance figure we list.
Which Body Suits Which Trip
For a couple on a short break, a two-seat coupe is the honest choice: the Porsche 718 Cayman and the Chevrolet Camaro both drive well with two people and hand luggage, and the Camaro starts at AED 750 a day. Groups of four should look at the Mustang, the Camaro or the BMW 4 Series Convertible, where the rear bench takes two adults for short hops rather than a long day out. If you are travelling with three passengers and want the roof up, the Mercedes-AMG C43 is the only body in this class with five seats — in our experience that single extra seat decides more bookings than horsepower does.
Roof Down or Roof Up
The roof is the one feature that separates the two convertibles from the six fixed-roof cars, and it is the only reason to pay for one: the Ford Mustang Convertible at AED 800 a day and the BMW 4 Series Convertible at AED 900 a day both carry four people with the top down. Every car in the class runs petrol and automatic, so the gearbox never enters the decision — only seats, roof and price do. Whichever body you choose, the terms are confirmed with a manager when booking, and delivery across Dubai is arranged at the same stage.