How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Porsche 911 GT3?

Renting a Porsche 911 GT3 costs $1,195 to $1,795 per day from Prometheus Exotics in Southern California, before the delivery fee. The standard grey 911 GT3 rents for $1,295 per day, while the 911 GT3 Touring and the 911 GT3 RS cost more. The trim decides how much it costs to rent a 911 GT3, so each car's listing carries its own rate.

Porsche 911 GT3 rental price by trim

The Porsche 911 GT3 at Prometheus Exotics carries a separate daily rate on each car, published on that car's own listing page. The list below runs from the lowest rate to the highest, with each car's color and home region.

• 911 GT3 in red over a black and red interior, based in Los Angeles, $1,195 per day
• 911 GT3 in grey over a black interior, based in Palm Springs, $1,295 per day
• 911 GT3 Touring in black over a blue interior, based in Los Angeles, $1,395 per day
• 911 GT3 RS in grey over a black interior, based in Orange County, $1,695 per day
• 911 GT3 RS in black over a black interior, based in San Diego, $1,695 per day
• 911 GT3 RS Weissach in black with blue magnesium wheels, based in Los Angeles, $1,795 per day

The Porsche 911 GT3 model page lists the full specifications for the standard car. Its naturally aspirated 4.0 liter flat-six makes 502 hp and 346 lb-ft of torque without any turbochargers. The car reaches 60 mph in 3.2 seconds and has a top speed of 197 mph.

Why the GT3 Touring and GT3 RS cost more

The 911 GT3 Touring and the 911 GT3 RS cost more because each one is a different version of the same model. The Touring changes the bodywork, while the RS changes the engine, the gearbox and the aerodynamics. Prometheus Exotics publishes each car's daily rate on its own listing.

The 911 GT3 Touring is the GT3 without the fixed rear wing, and a retracting spoiler rises from the engine cover instead. The black Touring in Los Angeles has a blue interior with blue brake calipers to match, and it rents for $1,395 per day. Underneath the body, the Touring uses the same 502 hp engine as the winged car.

The 911 GT3 RS is the track version of the car, with power raised to 518 hp. Its gearbox is PDK only, which is Porsche's dual-clutch automatic transmission with shift paddles. A radiator fills the space where the front trunk would be, so the RS carries no luggage. The RS has a top speed of 184 mph, which is lower than the standard GT3.

The 911 GT3 RS Weissach adds a carbon fiber roof and blue magnesium wheels to the RS. The upper blade of its two-piece rear wing flattens when the driver presses a button on the steering wheel. Porsche calls this feature a drag reduction system, and the RS is the first road Porsche to offer one.

What is included in a 911 GT3 rental?

A Porsche 911 GT3 rental from Prometheus Exotics includes the car and a daily mileage allowance. Delivery is charged on every rental, and the fee is quoted by address before you pay. Insurance is not included in the daily rate, and Prometheus does not sell insurance to renters.

Each 911 GT3 carries a security deposit, which is a refundable hold placed on your card rather than a charge. The hold is released after the car comes back in the condition it left. The deposit covers small things like a curbed wheel, and the amount is set on each listing.

• Red 911 GT3, $5,000 security deposit, 50 included miles per day, $5 per additional mile
• Grey 911 GT3, $2,000 security deposit, 100 included miles per day, $5 per additional mile
• 911 GT3 Touring, $3,000 security deposit, 100 included miles per day, $5 per additional mile
• Grey 911 GT3 RS, $2,000 security deposit, 100 included miles per day, $6 per additional mile
• Black 911 GT3 RS, $2,000 security deposit, 100 included miles per day, $5 per additional mile
• 911 GT3 RS Weissach, $3,000 security deposit, 100 included miles per day, $5 per additional mile

The mileage allowance on a Porsche 911 GT3 pools across the rental, so 3 days in the grey GT3 include 300 miles. Overmileage is the distance you drive past that total, and Prometheus Exotics bills it at the car's own per-mile rate. A renter planning a long trip should say so at booking, so the extra miles are priced in ahead of time.

How much does it cost to rent a 911 GT3 for a weekend or a week?

A weekend in the grey Porsche 911 GT3 costs $2,590 for 2 days at the full daily rate of $1,295. Prometheus Exotics applies an automatic discount from the third day onward, based only on the length of the rental you book.

• 2 days at the full rate of $1,295 per day comes to $2,590
• 3 days at 10% off, or $1,165.50 per day, comes to $3,496.50
• 5 days at 15% off, or $1,100.75 per day, comes to $5,503.75
• 7 days at 20% off, or $1,036 per day, comes to $7,252

The discount ladder at Prometheus Exotics continues past a week, with 30% off rentals of 14 to 20 days. Rentals of 28 days or more take 50% off the daily rate. The same percentages apply to every 911 GT3, so a week in the $1,695 GT3 RS works out to $1,356 per day.

What you need to rent a Porsche 911 GT3

To rent a Porsche 911 GT3 from Prometheus Exotics, you need to be 18 or older and hold a valid driver's license. You also need proof of full coverage insurance in your own name, and a larger deposit may apply to renters under 25.

The insurance for a 911 GT3 rental must include non-owner vehicle coverage, meaning your own policy extends to a car not listed on it. The policy needs comprehensive and collision coverage with no exotic car exclusion. Prometheus Exotics calls your carrier on a recorded line before every rental to confirm the coverage. Credit card rental coverage almost never applies to a car this valuable.

Porsche built the 911 GT3 with a track day in mind, but a rental GT3 cannot go on a race track. Prometheus Exotics does not permit track use, racing or off-road driving on any car. The guide on whether you can track a rental exotic car explains the rule and suggests where to drive instead.

The 911 GT3 next to the 812 Superfast, 296 GTB and MC20

The grey Porsche 911 GT3 costs the same per day as the Maserati MC20 and less than the two Ferraris below. Each car below is a two-seat car from Prometheus Exotics, and each rate and engine figure comes from that car's listing.

• Maserati MC20 in pearl white, Los Angeles, $1,295 per day, 621 hp twin-turbo V6
• Ferrari 296 GTB in white, Orange County, $1,345 per day, 819 hp hybrid V6
• Ferrari 812 Superfast in white, Orange County, $1,795 per day, 789 hp V12

The Ferrari 812 Superfast is the closest match to the Porsche 911 GT3 in character. Both cars use engines without turbochargers that rev close to 9,000 rpm. The 812 places a 6.5 liter V12 in front of the driver instead of behind.

The Ferrari 296 GTB and the Maserati MC20 both reach 60 mph in 2.9 seconds, which is quicker than the GT3. Both cars use turbocharged engines, so their exhaust sounds noticeably different from the naturally aspirated Porsche. The 296 GTB can leave a street in silence on electric power, and the MC20 has butterfly doors. The guide to what it costs to rent a Porsche covers the other Porsche models and their rates.

What it is like to drive the grey 911 GT3 out of Palm Springs

The grey Porsche 911 GT3 from Prometheus Exotics is based in Palm Springs. Prometheus delivers it to homes, hotels and curbside at Palm Springs Airport. The grey paint is plain, so the swan-neck rear wing and the front splitter are the first details you see.

The 911 GT3 engine starts with a bark and then settles into a hard mechanical rattle at idle, which is normal for this flat-six. Below 4,500 rpm the car feels mild and almost polite in ordinary town traffic. Past 6,000 rpm the sound climbs into a metallic wail, and the engine keeps pulling until 9,000 rpm.

The steering in the 911 GT3 comes from a double-wishbone front axle taken from Porsche's race car, a design no Carrera or Turbo uses. On the Palms to Pines Highway, the steering wheel tugs at your hands with every change in the road's camber. The front tires find more grip the harder you load them in a corner.

The ride in a Porsche 911 GT3 is firm, and the cabin is loud at freeway speed. The 911 GT3 Touring in Los Angeles suits Latigo Canyon Road in Malibu, where tight hairpins climb above the ocean off Pacific Coast Highway.

The takeaway on 911 GT3 rental cost

A Porsche 911 GT3 from Prometheus Exotics costs $1,195 to $1,795 per day, and the standard grey car costs $1,295. The trim and specification of the individual car change the price more than any other factor. Rentals of 3 days or more receive an automatic discount, and delivery is quoted by address.

Prices and details checked October 2026.