How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Maserati MC20?

Renting a Maserati MC20 from Prometheus Exotics costs $1,295 per day in Southern California, as of November 2026. The rate is for a 2023 MC20 in pearl white with a black and blue interior, based in Los Angeles. Each day includes 100 miles, and the refundable security deposit is $2,000. Booking length changes how much it costs to rent a Maserati MC20, because 3 days or more lowers the rate.

Maserati MC20 rental price at a glance

The Maserati MC20 rents for $1,295 per day at Prometheus Exotics, and that rate is the same on a Tuesday or a Saturday. The rate covers the car and its daily mile allowance. The pearl white MC20 listing shows the rate, the deposit and the extra mile charge on one page. The numbers below are the ones that set the total on an MC20 booking.

• The daily rate is $1,295 for 1 or 2 days.
• Each rental day includes 100 miles.
• Each mile past the allowance costs $5.
• The security deposit is a $2,000 hold on your card.
• Delivery is charged on every rental and quoted by address.

A security deposit is a refundable hold placed on your card, not a charge. Prometheus Exotics releases the MC20 deposit after the car comes back in the condition it left. A two day weekend in the MC20 comes to $2,590 before delivery.

How much does it cost to rent a Maserati MC20 for a week or a month?

A week in the Maserati MC20 costs $7,252 at Prometheus Exotics, because a 7 day booking takes 20% off the daily rate. The discount ladder applies on its own, based only on the number of days. Nobody has to ask for the discount, because booking length alone sets it.

The discount ladder lowers the Maserati MC20 daily rate in steps as the booking gets longer and longer. Each step below shows the price per day after the discount. Prometheus Exotics applies these steps to the $1,295 rate on every MC20 booking.

• 1 to 2 days cost $1,295 per day.
• 3 to 4 days take 10% off, which makes the rate $1,165.50 per day.
• 5 to 6 days take 15% off, which makes the rate $1,100.75 per day.
• 7 to 13 days take 20% off, which makes the rate $1,036 per day.
• 14 to 20 days take 30% off, which makes the rate $906.50 per day.
• 21 to 27 days take 40% off, which makes the rate $777 per day.
• 28 days or more take 50% off, which makes the rate $647.50 per day.

A 3 day Maserati MC20 rental costs $3,496.50 before delivery. A 28 day MC20 rental costs $18,130, which is half the full daily price for every day. The 28 day rate is $647.50 lower per day than the full rate.

Miles, deposit and delivery on the MC20

Every Maserati MC20 rental from Prometheus Exotics includes 100 miles per day, and the miles pool across the whole booking. A 3 day rental includes 300 miles in total. You can use 50 miles on day one and 250 miles on day two without paying extra.

Extra miles on the MC20 cost $5 each. A trip that runs 40 miles past the allowance adds $200 to the bill. If you know the drive will run long, tell Prometheus at booking so the miles are priced in ahead of time.

The $2,000 MC20 deposit covers small things like a curbed wheel. Your own insurance covers damage, subject to your deductible. Prometheus Exotics also charges a delivery fee on every rental, of any length, and the fee is quoted by the address you give. The photos taken at the handoff are the record of the car's condition.

Who can rent a Maserati MC20?

Anyone 18 or older with a valid driver's license and full coverage insurance in their own name can rent the Maserati MC20 from Prometheus Exotics. A regular Class C license from any US state works. Renters under 25 may be asked for a larger deposit.

Full coverage insurance means your own auto policy carries comprehensive and collision coverage. The policy must extend to a rental car that is not on it, with no exotic or high value exclusion. Prometheus calls your insurance carrier on a recorded line before every rental to confirm the policy is active. Credit card rental coverage almost never applies, because most card benefits exclude cars worth more than $50,000 to $75,000.

Anyone else who will drive the MC20 must be added to the contract before the rental starts. Each added driver passes the same license and insurance check as the main renter. Prometheus calls the insurance company of each added driver too.

How the MC20 price compares with a Ferrari or a Porsche

The Maserati MC20 costs $1,295 per day, which places it close to the Ferrari 296 GTB and below the Ferrari 812 Superfast at Prometheus Exotics. The cars below are the ones renters most often weigh against the MC20. Each rate is the daily rate before any multi-day discount.

• The Ferrari 296 GTB rents for $1,345 per day, with 819 hp from a hybrid V6.
• The Ferrari 812 Superfast rents for $1,300 to $1,795 per day, with 789 hp from a V12.
• The Porsche 911 GT3 rents for $1,195 to $1,795 per day, depending on the trim.

The MC20 makes 621 hp and 538 lb-ft of torque from a 3.0 liter twin-turbo V6 that Maserati builds itself. The Maserati MC20 reaches 60 mph in 2.9 seconds, the same time as the 296 GTB. The MC20 has a top speed of 202 mph.

The cost to rent a Ferrari 812 Superfast varies by which car you book. Each 812 Superfast carries its own rate on its own listing page. The MC20 has one rate. Like the 812 Superfast and the 296 GTB, the MC20 seats two and drives the rear wheels only.

Driving the MC20 from Los Angeles to Malibu

The Maserati MC20 from Prometheus Exotics is based in Los Angeles, and the canyon roads above Malibu suit the way it steers. The MC20 opens its doors upward and outward. You step over a wide carbon fiber sill and drop into a low seat.

The MC20 cabin is black, with blue trim as the only strong color inside. The engine sits behind your back. At low speed the steering is light, and the MC20 rides softly over rough pavement on the way out of the city.

The loudest sound in the MC20 is not the exhaust. The turbochargers make a high whistle when you lift off the gas pedal, and you hear it clearly through the rear glass. On those canyon roads, the steering answers as quickly as the engine does.

The MC20 photographs best with the doors open in direct daylight. Pearl white paint shows the smooth body panels, because the MC20 routes most of its airflow underneath the car. The ocean along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu makes a clean backdrop for the open doors.

The MC20 also fits an arrival at a hotel or a dinner in Beverly Hills or Newport Beach. The MC20 has a small front trunk and a second compartment behind the engine. Together they hold one weekend bag per person.

Booking lead time and travel rules for the MC20

Ten days ahead is usually enough to book the Maserati MC20 at Prometheus Exotics. Summer weekends, holiday weekends and wedding Saturdays fill first, so book earlier for those dates. Same day bookings are sometimes possible on weekdays and are always worth asking about. A date already taken can mean a wait for the next opening.

The Maserati MC20 can leave California only with advance notice. Las Vegas is the usual request, and Prometheus asks you to raise it before the trip so the miles and paperwork are settled. Track use, racing and off road driving are not allowed in the MC20 or any other Prometheus car.

Prometheus prices every Maserati on its own listing. The guide to Maserati rental prices covers the MC20 next to the Levante S. The Levante S seats five and costs far less per day. The MC20 is the two seat supercar of the pair.

What sets the final MC20 rental cost

A Maserati MC20 from Prometheus Exotics costs $1,295 per day with 100 miles a day included and a $2,000 refundable deposit. The length of the booking changes the price the most, because 7 days or more lowers the daily rate to $1,036. Extra miles at $5 each are the next thing to plan for.

Prices and details checked November 2026.