Convertibles car rental in Florida

From $85 per day, Rent-Trip offers convertibles car rental in Florida with five open-top models — the Ford Mustang Convertible, Chevrolet Camaro Convertible, Mazda MX-5 Miata RF, Ford Mustang GT Convertible and BMW 4 Series Convertible. Booking is agreed with a manager on WhatsApp or by phone, and the rental agreement is signed in person at hand-over.

Convertibles car rental in Florida from $85 a day with delivery

Convertibles car rental in Florida with Rent-Trip means five open-top cars, from the Ford Mustang Convertible at $85 a day to the BMW 4 Series Convertible at $120. Every one is automatic, gasoline and rear-wheel drive, and every booking is agreed with a manager rather than through an online checkout.

Five open-top models in our fleet

Our convertible fleet runs from the Ford Mustang Convertible at $85 a day to the BMW 4 Series Convertible at $120, and all five are automatic, gasoline and rear-wheel drive. The line-up is the Ford Mustang Convertible, the Chevrolet Camaro Convertible at $90, the Mazda MX-5 Miata RF at $90, the Ford Mustang GT Convertible at $110 and the BMW 4 Series Convertible at $120. Two of the five are two-seaters and three carry four. On a page where the whole site holds 754 cars, five open-tops is a deliberately short list — we keep the ones people actually ask for in Florida. Worth knowing: the 2-seat Miata RF costs exactly the same per day as the 4-seat Camaro, so choose by how many people are travelling, not by which car looks cheaper on the card.

Specs and prices by model

Two seats or four for a drive across the state

• Two-seat layout: the Mazda MX-5 Miata RF takes a driver and one passenger, with 181 hp from a 2.0 L engine — light, compact and easy to park.
• Four-seat layout: the Mustang, Camaro and BMW 4 Series each seat four, with the Mustang GT Convertible the quickest of the group at 480 hp.
• Luggage: a folded roof takes up boot space on every convertible, so soft bags fit far better than hard cases on a four-up trip.
• Range: mileage within the state is unlimited, and trips to other US states are agreed when booking.
• Roof and weather: the top goes down on the move, but local rain arrives fast — check the forecast before a long open stretch.

Choosing a convertible for Convertibles car rental in Florida

Five open-top models make up our convertible fleet, and the choice comes down to two things: how many people ride with you and how much power you want under the bonnet. Both matter more than the badge on the nose.

Five open-top models in our fleet

Between them sit the Chevrolet Camaro Convertible and the Mazda MX-5 Miata RF, both at $90, and the Ford Mustang GT Convertible at $110. Every car is automatic, gasoline and rear-wheel drive, so the driving experience is consistent across the range — what changes is the seating and the engine. The Miata RF is the only two-seater; the other four carry four people. A 2-seat Miata costs the same per day as a 4-seat Camaro, so pick by passengers, not by price.

Specs and prices by model

Two seats or four for a road trip

• Four-seat models (Mustang, Camaro, Mustang GT, BMW 4 Series): the practical pick for families or two couples, with a rear bench that folds for extra luggage on longer drives.
• Two-seat Mazda MX-5 Miata RF: the lightest and most agile car in the fleet, ideal for a couple touring Central Florida's lake roads and the Gulf or Atlantic coast.
• Roof-down luggage: a folded roof eats boot space on every convertible, so pack soft bags rather than hard cases.
• Weekly and monthly rates: booking by the week or month lowers the daily cost, and we agree the dates when you book.

If you are unsure which model fits your trip, tell us your route and passenger count when you book — we will match you to the right car.

What convertibles car rental in Florida costs

Rates for open-top hire at Rent-Trip start at $85 a day, $510 a week and $1,785 a month, and the class tops out at $120 a day for the BMW 4 Series Convertible. The price depends on the model you pick, not on how long you keep it.

Daily, weekly and monthly rates

Drop-top hire starts at $85 a day, $510 a week and $1,785 a month for the Ford Mustang Convertible, and every model in our five-car fleet follows the same ladder: the Chevrolet Camaro Convertible and the Mazda MX-5 Miata RF sit at $90 a day, the Ford Mustang GT Convertible at $110 and the BMW 4 Series Convertible at $120. Weekly works out at six daily rates and monthly at twenty-one, so a seven-day trip costs less per day than a two-day one — $510 against $170 for the same car over a weekend. Mileage within the state is unlimited, so a loop out to Cocoa Beach or down to the Keys adds nothing to the bill. Book by the week rather than by the day whenever your dates allow it: the sixth day is effectively free.

What the price includes and what is added

• State-minimum liability cover: included in the rate, as Florida law requires of every rental car on the road.
• Loss Damage Waiver: included as well — it is a waiver rather than insurance, and its deductible and exclusions are set out in the rental agreement.
• Child seats and boosters: required for children under six, provided on request and agreed when booking.
• Sales tax: 6.5% in Orange County, 7.5% in Osceola, 7% in Seminole and Polk — charged by the county where you collect the car.
• Florida rental car surcharge: $2 a day for the first 30 days, added at payment.

Tax and the daily surcharge sit on top of the sticker rate, so budget a little above the figure you see. A bank card in the main driver's name covers the security hold, with the amount set out in the agreement.

How far ahead to book a convertible

Five convertibles is a small fleet, so book as early as your dates are fixed. Open-top demand peaks in the dry months — and the model you have in mind may go first.

Our fleet of convertibles in Florida is small by design, and the Mustang Convertible at $85 a day is the one most people ask for. If your trip falls over a holiday weekend, the two-seat Miata RF and the four-seat Camaro are the next to disappear.

Drivers allowed for Convertibles car rental in Florida

Renting an open-top car here is governed by state law, not by the rental company — and this is one of the easier US states for a visitor to drive in. A licence from your home country is enough, the minimum age is 21, and the paperwork is checked in person when the car is handed over.

Licence and documents you need

A valid driver's licence from your home country is enough to drive a convertible here — an International Driving Permit is not required by state law. If your licence is not written in English, an IDP or a certified translation is recommended as a translation for police and insurers, nothing more. The licence must be the physical card: state law (FS 322.38) requires the company to inspect it and witness your signature, so digital licences are not accepted. International visitors also show a passport. At Rent-Trip we inspect the physical licence and witness the signature at hand-over, and the rental agreement is signed in person — there is no online, electronic or advance signing. Bring the card, your passport and a bank card in the main driver's name, and the whole check takes minutes rather than an hour at a counter.

Minimum age and young-driver fee

The minimum age to book an open-top car is 21, and drivers aged 21–24 pay a young-driver fee whose amount is set out in the rental agreement. Some premium classes and passenger vans may require 25 or older, so the age rule is worth checking against the class you want before you confirm anything. Our own fleet of five open-top models sits in the standard band, but the agreement is the document that governs your booking. If the main driver is under 25, read that clause first: the fee is set out in the rental agreement, so it changes the total more on a two-week booking than on a weekend. Everything else — the security hold on the bank card, the deposit, the deductible — is also written into the same agreement, and we go through it with you when you book.

Which additional drivers are allowed

• Main driver: the person named on the booking, whose physical licence and bank card are checked at hand-over.
• Additional drivers: agreed when booking, so tell the manager before the car is delivered rather than at the kerb.
• Licence for each driver: every person who will drive must show a physical card — a photo on a phone is not accepted.
• Age for each driver: the 21-plus rule and the young-driver fee apply to every driver on the agreement, not only the first one.
• Signature: each driver signs the agreement in person, which is why the hand-over is done face to face.

If you plan to share the wheel on a long run up to Daytona Beach or down to the Space Coast, sort the second driver out in advance — adding one later means a second meeting and a second signature.

How delivery works for convertibles car rental in Florida

Convertibles car rental in Florida with Rent-Trip is arranged around delivery: you tell us where you are staying, and the car arrives there. Every booking is agreed with a manager, so the meeting point, the time and the paperwork are settled in advance.

Delivery across Greater Orlando and to both airports

If your hotel sits outside those zones, we agree the meeting point when you book. The exact spot at either airport — and the time — is confirmed by the manager on the day, not fixed in advance.

What happens at hand-over

The rental agreement is signed in person when the car arrives. There is no online checkout, no reservation form and no electronic signature — state law (FS 322.38) requires us to inspect your physical driver's licence and witness your signature. Bring the physical card, your passport if you are visiting from abroad, and a bank card in the main driver's name for the security hold. Once that is done, the manager walks you round the car, and you drive away with a full tank.

Fuel, tolls and the return

• Full-to-full fuel: the convertible arrives clean with a full tank and comes back full — refuel before hand-back to avoid a charge.
• Electronic tolling: each car is set up for E-PASS and SunPass, and tolls are re-invoiced as recorded under the rental agreement.
• Visitor Toll Pass: if you arrive and leave through MCO, the free CFX Visitor Toll Pass is an option instead.
• Return: we collect the car at the same place we delivered it, at a time agreed when you book.
• Child seats: required for children under 6 under FS 316.613, and provided when agreed at booking.

One thing worth knowing before you commit: a booked slot is a request until the manager confirms it, so keep your phone reachable on the day — a five-car fleet moves quickly in the dry months.

Cover and tolls with Convertibles car rental in Florida

Every convertible on this page leaves the lot with state-minimum liability coverage and a Loss Damage Waiver already in the price — you are not offered a wall of add-ons at hand-over. What matters is knowing exactly where the cover stops and what gets re-invoiced afterwards.

What is included in the rate

• State-minimum liability: covers injury and property damage you cause to others, at the level the law requires of every driver here.
• Loss Damage Waiver: a waiver, not insurance — it limits what you owe if the car is damaged or stolen, and its deductible and exclusions are set out in the agreement.
• Unlimited mileage across the state: drive the whole peninsula on a single booking, with no per-mile charge.
• A clean car with a full tank: it goes out full and comes back full, so refuelling is your only fuel cost.

Tax is not part of the sticker price. The state adds 6.5% sales tax in Orange County, 7.5% in Osceola, 7% in Seminole and Polk — charged by the county where you take the car — plus the $2-a-day rental car surcharge for the first 30 days. Both land on the bill when you pay, which is why we quote the nightly rate and the taxes separately rather than folding them into one number. In our experience, the surcharge is the line clients ask about most, simply because nobody expects it on top of a rate that already looks all-in.

Tolls, tickets and the toll transponder

Every car is set up for electronic tolling through E-PASS/SunPass, so the SR 528 and SR 417 barriers on the way to the coast never stop you at a cash lane. Tolls are re-invoiced as recorded, on the terms set out in the agreement. If you fly into the international airport and leave the same way, the free CFX Visitor Toll Pass is a straightforward alternative — you pick it up and drop it at the terminal and pay the tolls directly.

Tolling is only half of it. Traffic-camera tickets, unpaid tolls and parking tickets are issued to the car owner and land with us weeks later, so they are re-invoiced to the renter. Return the car with a full tank and no open violations and there is nothing left to settle.

Weather, damage and the paper trail

Cancellation or rebooking is free when the National Hurricane Center issues a Hurricane Warning for Orange, Osceola or Seminole County, or when the airport closes — nobody drives out under a Hurricane Warning. That clause exists because a summer here can turn a road trip into a waiting game, and we would rather move your dates than your deposit.

The agreement is signed in person at hand-over: we inspect the physical licence and witness your signature under FS 322.38. A bank card in the main driver's name carries the security hold, with the amount set out in the agreement. Child seats and boosters, required for children under six under FS 316.613, are agreed when booking. Each of these conditions is confirmed with a manager before your dates are locked, so nothing about cover arrives as a surprise on the day.

Booking your convertible rental in Florida

Booking with Rent-Trip is a request, not an online checkout: you message us on WhatsApp or call, tell us your dates and the model you want, and a manager confirms the car and the hand-over point with you. Nothing is charged at that stage — the agreement is signed in person when the car is delivered, and we inspect your physical licence and witness your signature as state law requires.

What to send us

• Dates and times: the day and hour you want the car and the day you return it — hire runs from one day, counted as 24 hours.
• Hand-over point: the address where you want the convertible delivered, and where you will leave it at the end of the trip.
• Model: first choice and a second option, since the fleet holds five open-top cars in total.
• Drivers: who will be driving, and their ages — the minimum age is 21, and drivers aged 21–24 pay a young-driver fee set out in the agreement.
• Documents: a physical driver's licence from your home country and, for international visitors, a passport; a bank card in the main driver's name is used for the security hold.
• Extras: child seats and boosters for children under 6, or a driver by the hour for a transfer, arranged when you book.

Confirm early if your dates are fixed. Five convertibles is a small fleet, and the open-top season here runs through the dry months, so the model you have in mind can be taken before you get round to it. Booking a week or a month at a stretch also drops the per-day rate — weekly works out at six daily rates, monthly at twenty-one.

Return it full and there is nothing extra to settle on fuel. Tolls along your route are recorded electronically and re-invoiced afterwards on the terms in the agreement; if you fly in and out through MCO, the free CFX Visitor Toll Pass is an option worth taking. If the National Hurricane Center issues a Hurricane Warning for Orange, Osceola or Seminole County, or either airport closes, you can cancel or move the dates at no cost.

Convertible car rental in Florida for trips and longer stays

A convertible earns its keep on Florida roads the longer you hold the keys. Most of our bookings run three to seven days, and the weekly rate of $510 — six daily rates rather than seven — is what makes a longer stay sensible. Pick the car for the itinerary, not just the weather.

Day trips that suit an open roof

• Kennedy Space Center and Cocoa Beach: 45–52 miles east via SR 528, about an hour — roof down on the causeway, roof up on I-4.
• Daytona Beach: 55 miles north on I-4 and I-95, roughly an hour each way.
• Wekiwa Springs, Blue Spring and Mount Dora: 20–35 miles out, 30–45 minutes, best started early before the afternoon heat.

Weekly and monthly rates on an open-top car

Booking an open-top car for a longer stretch is priced so that the per-day figure falls: weekly from $510 and monthly from $1,785, against $85–$120 for a single day. On a month-long stay that spread matters more than the model you pick. Mileage within the state is unlimited, so the drive to the coast and back costs nothing extra. Trips into other US states are agreed when booking — say so at the start rather than mid-trip, because the agreement has to cover them. Mexico, Canada and ferries are prohibited outright. In our experience the customers who book monthly are the ones who end up using the car every single day, so the per-day figure falls fastest for them.

Living with a convertible for weeks, not days

• Roof and boot: a folded roof takes up boot space, so soft bags beat hard cases on a four-seat model.
• Parking: hotel parking is billed separately, and any parking charges are set out in the rental agreement — factor them into a long stay.
• Tolls: the car is set up for electronic tolling (E-PASS/SunPass), and tolls are re-invoiced as recorded on the terms in the agreement.
• Heat and rain: Florida afternoons bring short, heavy showers; the roof closes in seconds, so leave nothing on the seats you would not want wet.
• Service intervals: on a monthly hire, anything that needs attention is agreed when booking rather than arranged on the road.