How Much Does It Cost to Rent a McLaren 750S?

A McLaren 750S costs $1,495 to $1,695 per day to rent from Prometheus Exotics in Southern California, as of November 2026. The yellow 750S Spider in Los Angeles is $1,495 per day, and the orange 750S Spider in Orange County is $1,695. Each day includes 100 miles. How much it costs to rent a 750S drops on any booking of 3 days or more.

McLaren 750S daily rates and deposits

The McLaren 750S rents for $1,495 or $1,695 per day at Prometheus Exotics, depending on the car. The yellow and orange cars are 2024 750S Spiders, which is the convertible version with a one-piece carbon fiber hardtop that folds away. The paint, the home region, the deposit and the extra mile rate are what change between them.

• The yellow McLaren 750S Spider with a black cabin rents for $1,495 per day.
• The yellow 750S is based in Los Angeles and carries a $1,000 security deposit.
• Extra miles on the yellow 750S cost $3 per mile.
• The orange McLaren 750S Spider with a black and orange cabin rents for $1,695 per day.
• The orange 750S is based in Orange County and carries a $2,000 security deposit.
• Extra miles on the orange 750S cost $7 per mile.

The McLaren 750S carries a $1,000 or $2,000 security deposit, set by the car you book. A security deposit is a refundable hold on your card, not a charge. Prometheus releases the hold after the 750S comes back in the condition it left.

The McLaren 750S had an original sticker price of $343,700. McLaren built the 750S as the sharper follow-up to the 720S. McLaren gave the 750S a 15% shorter final drive, which is the last gear ratio between the gearbox and the wheels. The shorter ratio makes every gear pull harder than it does in the 720S.

How much does it cost to rent a McLaren 750S for a week or a month?

A 7-day week in the yellow McLaren 750S costs $8,372 before delivery, or $1,196 per day. Prometheus Exotics applies the discount automatically, based only on the length of the booking. The list below shows the yellow 750S daily rate at each rental length.

• Rentals of 1 to 2 days are charged at the full yellow 750S rate of $1,495 per day.
• Rentals of 3 to 4 days take 10% off the daily rate, for $1,345.50 per day.
• Rentals of 5 to 6 days take 15% off the daily rate, for $1,270.75 per day.
• Rentals of 7 to 13 days take 20% off the daily rate, for $1,196 per day.
• Rentals of 14 to 20 days take 30% off the daily rate, for $1,046.50 per day.
• Rentals of 21 to 27 days take 40% off the daily rate, for $897 per day.
• Rentals of 28 days or more take 50% off the daily rate, for $747.50 per day.

The orange McLaren 750S follows the same discount ladder from its $1,695 daily rate. A 3-day weekend in the orange car costs $4,576.50. A 7-day week costs $9,492, which is $1,356 per day. A 28-day month in the orange 750S costs $23,730, and every total here is before the delivery fee.

Prometheus Exotics quotes the 750S delivery fee by address, and delivery is charged on every rental of every length. A week or two of notice covers most 750S dates, though summer and holiday weekends book first. The orange 750S can be delivered to a home in Newport Beach or to the arrivals curb at John Wayne Airport.

Extra miles, damage and travel rules on the 750S

Every McLaren 750S rental from Prometheus Exotics includes 100 miles per day, and the miles pool across the booking. Miles past the allowance cost $3 each on the yellow car and $7 each on the orange car. On a 50-mile overage, that is $150 on the yellow 750S and $350 on the orange one.

Tell Prometheus at booking if a 750S trip will run long. The extra miles are then priced in ahead of time instead of billed afterward. Trips inside California are allowed. An out-of-state trip, such as Las Vegas, needs advance notice, and track use, racing and off-road driving are not permitted.

The 750S deposit covers small things, such as a curbed wheel. Your own insurance covers damage to the 750S, subject to your deductible. The photos taken at the handoff are the record of the car's condition, and you tell Prometheus right away if anything happens.

Who can rent a McLaren 750S

You can rent a McLaren 750S from Prometheus Exotics at 18 or older with a valid driver's license. You also need proof of full coverage insurance in your own name. A larger deposit may apply to renters under 25. No special license is needed, and a regular Class C license from any US state works.

Your auto policy must extend comprehensive and collision coverage to a rental car that is not on your policy. That protection is called non-owner vehicle coverage. The policy must carry no exotic or high-value exclusion and no cap that rules out the 750S. Prometheus calls your insurance carrier on a recorded line before every rental to confirm the policy.

Credit card rental coverage almost never applies to a McLaren 750S. Most card benefits exclude cars worth more than $50,000 to $75,000. Insurance is not part of the 750S rate, and Prometheus does not sell it. Any second driver must be on the contract before the rental starts and must pass the same license and insurance check.

McLaren 750S vs Ferrari F8, 296 GTB and 458 Italia on price

The McLaren 750S costs the same as the Ferrari F8 at the low end, at $1,495 per day from Prometheus Exotics. The Ferrari 296 GTB and the Ferrari 458 Italia both cost less per day than the McLaren 750S. The list below compares the four mid-engine cars on daily rate, power and 0 to 60 mph time.

• The McLaren 750S rents for $1,495 to $1,695 per day and makes 740 horsepower.
• The McLaren 750S reaches 60 mph in 2.7 seconds and tops out at 206 mph.
• The Ferrari F8 rents for $1,495 to $1,695 per day and makes 710 horsepower.
• The Ferrari F8 reaches 60 mph in 2.9 seconds and tops out at 211 mph.
• The Ferrari 296 GTB rents for $1,345 per day and makes 819 horsepower from a hybrid V6.
• The Ferrari 458 Italia rents for $1,095 per day and makes 562 horsepower without turbos.

The Ferrari F8 is the closest match to the McLaren 750S in price, layout and performance. Both cars use a twin-turbo V8 behind the seats and drive the rear wheels only. The 750S has 590 lb-ft of torque against 568 lb-ft in the F8. The 750S is also the last McLaren built with no hybrid system at all.

The McLaren 720S is the earlier model that the 750S replaced. The guide to what it costs to rent a McLaren 720S covers that car by rental length. The McLaren rental price guide compares every McLaren model side by side.

Driving the 750S Spider from Santa Monica to Malibu

The yellow McLaren 750S Spider from Prometheus Exotics can be delivered to a hotel in Santa Monica. The 750S doors open upward, and the cabin seats 2 people. The front trunk holds about 150 liters of luggage, and the Spider keeps a reduced shelf behind the seats.

The 750S roof is a one-piece carbon hardtop that opens or closes in 11 seconds. The roof works at speeds up to 31 mph, so you can fold it while rolling out of the hotel driveway. The Spider weighs about 108 pounds more than the coupe.

The 750S has rocker toggles fixed on each side of the gauge screen. Apple CarPlay comes standard on the 750S, which helps with navigation through Santa Monica traffic. At low speed the steering feels heavy, and the ride stays firm on the freeway.

Pacific Coast Highway runs north from Santa Monica into Malibu along the water. With the roof down and the rear window lowered, the center-exit exhaust sits right behind your head. The twin-turbo V8 grows louder with each upshift as the car climbs through the gears along the coast.

Latigo Canyon Road climbs inland from the highway in Malibu, and the quick steering turns the 750S into each bend without delay. The car has carbon ceramic brakes as standard, a type of brake made to resist heat on hard use. The pedal feels firm at first, then the car stops harder than the short pedal travel suggests.

Yellow or orange 750S, summed up

A McLaren 750S from Prometheus Exotics costs $1,495 or $1,695 per day, with 100 miles per day included. The car you pick sets the deposit at $1,000 or $2,000 and the extra mile rate at $3 or $7. Rental length changes the 750S price the most, since 7 days or more takes 20% off the daily rate.

Prices and details checked November 2026.