How Much Does It Cost to Rent a McLaren 720S?

A McLaren 720S costs $1,195 to $1,295 per day to rent from Prometheus Exotics in Southern California, as of October 2026. How much it costs to rent a McLaren 720S depends on the individual car you book. That car sets the daily rate, the security deposit and the extra mile rate. Every 720S rental includes 100 miles per day, and rentals of 3 days or more receive an automatic discount.

What each McLaren 720S rents for

Each McLaren 720S at Prometheus Exotics has its own daily rate, deposit and extra mile rate, and each number comes from that car's listing. Daily rates run from $1,195 to $1,295, and security deposits run from $1,000 to $2,500. Additional miles cost $3 to $5 each, depending on the individual car.

• 720S Spider, 2020, white over black and red, based in San Diego, $1,195 a day, $2,000 deposit, $3 per extra mile.
• 720S MSO, 2019, turquoise over black, based in Palm Springs, $1,295 a day, $1,000 deposit, $5 per extra mile.
• 720S Spider MSO, 2019, yellow with black stripes, based in Los Angeles, $1,295 a day, $2,000 deposit, $5 per extra mile.
• 720S Spider, 2020, grey over black, based in Los Angeles, $1,295 a day, $2,000 deposit, $5 per extra mile.
• 720S Spider, 2020, satin black over blue, based in Orange County, $1,295 a day, $2,500 deposit, $5 per extra mile.

MSO stands for McLaren Special Operations, the division that applies paint and materials beyond the standard build sheet. Spider is McLaren's name for the convertible version with a folding hardtop. Every 720S listed here shares the same 710 hp twin-turbo V8 and reaches 60 mph in 2.8 seconds.

Paint and interior colors are what separate one McLaren 720S from another. The white McLaren 720S Spider rents for $1,195 a day and bills $3 per extra mile. Prometheus Exotics can deliver it curbside at San Diego Airport. The turquoise 720S MSO can meet a flight at Palm Springs Airport.

How much does it cost to rent a McLaren 720S for a week?

A week in the white McLaren 720S Spider costs $6,692 before the delivery fee, equivalent to $956 per day. A week in a $1,295 McLaren 720S costs $7,252, equivalent to $1,036 per day. Prometheus Exotics automatically applies a 20% discount to every rental of 7 to 13 days.

The discount at Prometheus Exotics depends entirely on the length of the booking, so nobody has to negotiate or ask for it. A 3 day weekend in the white 720S Spider comes to $3,226.50 in rental charges. Here is the effective daily rate at each discount level for the $1,195 white McLaren 720S Spider.

• A rental of 1 to 2 days pays the full daily rate of $1,195.
• A rental of 3 to 4 days takes 10% off, which lowers the rate to $1,075.50 per day.
• A rental of 5 to 6 days takes 15% off, which lowers the rate to $1,015.75 per day.
• A rental of 7 to 13 days takes 20% off, which lowers the rate to $956 per day.
• A rental of 14 to 20 days takes 30% off, which lowers the rate to $836.50 per day.
• A rental of 21 to 27 days takes 40% off, which lowers the rate to $717 per day.
• A rental of 28 days or more takes 50% off, which lowers the rate to $597.50 per day.

What the daily rate includes

The McLaren 720S daily rate at Prometheus Exotics includes the car and 100 miles for each rental day. Multi-day rentals pool the allowance, so a 2 day rental has 200 miles to distribute however you like. Insurance and delivery are separate from the daily rate.

Extra miles on a McLaren 720S are billed at the rate on that car's listing. A 2 day rental that covers 250 miles uses 50 extra miles. Those 50 additional miles cost $150 on the white 720S Spider at $3 per mile, or $250 on a 720S that bills $5 per mile.

A renter who knows the trip will run long should say so at booking. Prometheus can then price the miles in advance instead of billing them after the car comes back. Out of state trips, such as a drive to Las Vegas, need advance notice before departure.

The delivery fee is quoted by address, and every rental pays one. Prometheus Exotics delivers across Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, the Inland Empire and Palm Springs. Curbside delivery is available at LAX Airport, San Diego Airport and Palm Springs Airport, among others.

Deposit, insurance and the requirements to rent a 720S

To rent a McLaren 720S from Prometheus Exotics, you must be 18 or older and hold a valid driver's license. You also need full coverage insurance in your own name, and a larger deposit may apply to renters under 25. A regular Class C license issued by any US state is accepted.

A security deposit is a refundable hold placed on your card, not a charge. On a McLaren 720S the hold is $1,000, $2,000 or $2,500, depending on the car. Prometheus releases the hold after the car returns in the condition it left, and the deposit covers minor items such as a curbed wheel.

Your own auto policy must extend comprehensive and collision coverage to a rental car that is not on your policy. Insurance companies call this protection non-owner vehicle coverage, and Prometheus Exotics calls your insurance company on a recorded line before every rental to confirm it. Most credit card rental benefits exclude vehicles worth more than $50,000 to $75,000, so card coverage almost never applies to a McLaren 720S. The insurance guide for exotic car rentals covers the check in detail.

Is the 720S cheaper than a 750S, a 911 Turbo S or a 296 GTB?

The McLaren 720S costs less per day than the McLaren 750S and the Ferrari 296 GTB at Prometheus Exotics. The Porsche 911 Turbo S has a lower starting rate. Here are the four cars side by side, with each daily rate taken from the car's own listing.

• Porsche 911 Turbo S, $995 to $1,195 per day, 640 hp, 0 to 60 mph in 2.6 seconds, all-wheel drive, 4 seats.
• McLaren 720S, $1,195 to $1,295 per day, 710 hp, 0 to 60 mph in 2.8 seconds, 212 mph top speed.
• Ferrari 296 GTB, $1,345 per day, 819 hp from a hybrid V6, 0 to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds.
• McLaren 750S Spider, $1,495 to $1,695 per day, 740 hp, 0 to 60 mph in 2.7 seconds.

The McLaren 750S is the newer car built on the 720S design. McLaren gave it 15% shorter gearing, quicker steering and a louder center-exit exhaust. The 720S keeps the folding driver display and costs $200 to $500 less per day. The McLaren rental cost guide lists the daily rate of every other McLaren model.

The McLaren 720S has the highest top speed of the four cars, at 212 mph. The 720S also holds 360 liters of luggage between the front trunk and the shelf behind the seats. The Porsche 911 Turbo S is the pick for a renter who needs a back seat.

Driving the white 720S Spider out of Coronado

The white McLaren 720S Spider from Prometheus Exotics is based in San Diego. Along the bay at Coronado, near the Ferry Landing, the white body sits against the water. You open the door with a hidden button, the door swings upward, and you step down into a low seat trimmed in black and red.

The 720S Spider has no Park position, so you select Neutral and pull a brake lever by your left knee. The 4.0 liter twin-turbo V8 sits directly behind your head. In the first mile you hear turbo whistle and tire noise instead of a bark.

The folding hardtop on the 720S Spider opens in 11 seconds and works at speeds up to 31 mph. The rear window has its own separate switch, so you can lower the glass independently with the roof up. Drive north on Highway 101 through Del Mar with the roof down and the rear glass lowered. The V8 is noticeably louder inside the cabin that way.

The 720S uses hydraulic shock absorbers linked across each axle instead of conventional anti-roll bars. The car feels soft over broken pavement and still stays flat in a fast corner. The steering is hydraulic and heavy, so you feel the road surface in your hands. The brake pedal feels firm and needs a confident push before the brakes bite.

McLaren 720S rental cost in short

A McLaren 720S from Prometheus Exotics costs $1,195 to $1,295 per day, with 100 miles per day included and a deposit of $1,000 to $2,500. The individual car you choose sets those numbers. The rental length changes the price most, because 7 days or more lowers the white 720S Spider to $956 per day.

Prices and details checked October 2026.