HOW MUCH DOES IT REALLY COST TO RENT A FERRARI WITH AiLiL WORLD RENT?

Renting a Ferrari isn’t just a luxury indulgence, it’s a bucket-list experience that merges engineering excellence, prestige, and pure emotion. For many travelers visiting Monaco, the French Riviera, Italy, Spain, Germany, or Switzerland, a Ferrari rental is the highlight of their trip. But one question consistently dominates Google searches, travel forums, luxury car rental blogs, and even concierge desks:

The truth: pricing varies far more than most clients expect. Rates change depending on the country, season, Ferrari model, insurance requirements, mileage restrictions, and even concierge-service level.

This guide breaks down real-world Ferrari rental costs with AiLiL World Rent across Europe, with insider insights from our own fleet, traveler reviews, and market trends, to help you plan smarter and avoid the traps that first-time renters often fall into.

Ferrari is not just another luxury car. When you rent one, you’re paying for:

Hyper-demand in iconic destinations (Monaco, Cannes, Milan, Lake Como, Ibiza);

High acquisition and maintenance costs;

Limited availability during peak season;

Insurance premiums that are among the highest in the automotive world;

The prestige value - Ferraris attract eyes and emotions wherever they go.

This makes Ferrari one of the most expensive and most rewarding supercar rentals in Europe.

We pride ourselves on delivering more than just a car.

On our website, you can find a clear list of prices with “Starts from” pricing. For example, the Ferrari F8 Spider cost per day just €2,100 in Milan. If you need a Ferrari for a more long period, we will provide you a personalized offer. For one one-week rental (7 days), we can give you a convertible Ferrari F8 Spider in Florence at €8,000, that is €1,150, a price that you can get just with us.

The Ferrari 296 Spider begins at €2,400/day in Rome.

The Ferrari SF90 Stradale begins at €3,400/day.

We do not charge extra for a second driver (provided all license and age requirements are met).

We always strive to find the best solution for clients - whether it’s custom delivery, optimal mileage package, or an ideal model for your destination.

1. Monaco & French Riviera (Cannes, Nice, Saint-Tropez

Daily rental price (AiLiL gives just final prices, no hidden fees):

Ferrari F8 Spider: from ~€2,100/day with all taxes included!

Ferrari 296 GTS/Spider: from ~€2,600/day

Ferrari Roma Spider ~€2,300/day
Typical security deposit: €10,000–€25,000
Why it’s expensive:
Monaco is the world’s capital of supercar rental demand. Fleet owners face enormous insurance costs, strict Monegasque regulations, and constant wear from hotel pick-ups and events.

Best drive suggestion: Monaco → Eze → Menton (one of Europe’s most scenic cliffside routes).

2. Italy (Milan, Rome, Florence, Lake Como, Amalfi Coast)

Daily rental price (AiLiL published):

Ferrari 296 GTB: €2,300/day in Pisa.

Ferrari Purosangue: €2,800/day in Rome.
Typical security deposit: €10,000–€25,000

Best drive suggestion: Florence → Chianti → Siena (rolling hills, smooth curves, pure cinematic vibes).

3. France (Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Provence)

Estimated daily rental price: €1,900–€2,400/day (base rates + destination premium).
Security deposit: €8,000–€20,000
Factors: City congestion, insurance costs, and delivery logistics.
Best drive suggestion: Paris → Loire Valley (castles + scenic countryside roads).

4. Spain (Barcelona, Madrid, Marbella, Ibiza)

Estimated daily rental price: €1,800–€3,200/day (value-leader market).
Security deposit: €10,000–€25,000
Spain offers lower rates due to competition and seasonal variability.
Best drive suggestion: Marbella → Ronda (mountain curves) or Barcelona → Costa Brava (cliffside beauty).

5. Germany (Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg)

Estimated daily rental price: €1,600–€3,600/day.
Security deposit: €10,000–€25,000
Special appeal: Access to Autobahn stretches with fewer speed limits.
Best drive suggestion: Munich → Neuschwanstein Castle → Bavarian Alps.

6. Switzerland (Zurich, Geneva, Lucerne, Interlaken)

Estimated daily rental price: €2,000 - €3,700/day.
Security deposit: €8,000 - €30,000
Swiss roads are spectacular, but regulations are stricter.
Best drive suggestion: Zurich → Andermatt → Furka Pass (James Bond’s Alpine route).

Forums reveal common frustrations and how AiLiL helps avoid them:

Extra cleaning fees after beach or country roads - extra fees can be applied but rarely, just if the Ferrari is so dirty.

Fines for speed zones, emissions zones, and parking - it's always the client's responsibility.

Second driver fees - we don’t charge a second driver fee.

Young driver fees - age restrictions apply, above 21 years old with 2 years of driving experience.

Airport versus hotel delivery fees - always the same price, no extras.

From our reservations desk and team experience, these tips help you get the best value:

Book 2-4 months ahead, especially for Monaco, Riviera, and Lake Como destinations.

Choose a boutique super-car specialist (like AiLiL World Rent) rather than a global chain.

Review insurance terms: tire/wheel coverage, deductible, and deposit release.

Verify the fleet photo/logo are current and authentic.

Choose the right model for your experience: Ferrari Roma Cabrio for cruising, F8 Tributo or Ferrari 296 GTB for pure performance.

Renting a Ferrari is not cheap, but it’s also not exclusively for billionaires. With smart planning, choosing the right country, and booking through a trusted concierge provider like AiLiL World Rent, you can experience one of the world’s most thrilling automotive adventures without overspending.

Whether you want to cruise the Monaco coastline, fly through the Tuscan hills, glide along Zurich’s lakes, or carve through Germany’s Autobahn, renting a Ferrari transforms your journey into a cinematic memory.

For people who crave passion, engineering brilliance, and the ultimate travel experience, the real question isn’t:

“How much does it cost?”
It’s:
“When are you going to experience it?”