Rent a Convertible in Miami Beach: The Short Answer
Miami Beach without a convertible is a wasted opportunity. The entire point of this island is open air: the Atlantic on one side, Art Deco hotels on the other, and winter afternoons in the mid-70s. If you searched "rent a convertible in Miami beach" and want the number before the prose, here it is: convertibles start at $499 per day, and the range runs from a 503-horsepower Mercedes to a 631-horsepower Lamborghini.
Every drop-top in the fleet, with real prices:
- Mercedes-AMG C63 Cabriolet: $499 per day
- BMW M4 Competition Convertible: $599 per day
- McLaren MP4-12C Spider: $799 per day
- Audi R8 Spyder: $899 daily, $799 on the weekly rate
- Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder: $1,399 per day
- McLaren 600LT Spider: $1,499 per day
Rates are before taxes and fees. Every rental includes 100 miles per day, and rentals of 7 or more days take 10% off automatically while 14 or more days take 15% off. Now the details that actually help you choose.
Every Convertible in the Fleet, Compared
Mercedes-AMG C63 Cabriolet at $499
The cheapest convertible in the fleet and the cheapest 500-plus-horsepower car of any kind in the fleet. A hand-built 4.0L biturbo V8, four seats, and a soft top that folds in seconds. The rear seats hold actual adults, which no two-seat exotic can claim. Refundable deposit: $1,494.
Best for: open-air South Beach on a budget, date nights, groups of up to four.
BMW M4 Competition Convertible at $599
A folding hardtop, 503 horsepower from a twin-turbo inline-six, four seats, and 0 to 60 in 3.6 seconds. The hardtop gives it a coupe-quiet cabin when up and a cleaner silhouette than most convertibles manage. Refundable deposit: $1,493.
Best for: couples and small groups who want real speed with a roof that seals.
McLaren MP4-12C Spider at $799
The cheapest true exotic convertible in Miami. A carbon fiber monocoque, a 616-horsepower twin-turbo V8, dihedral doors, and a folding hardtop. Zero to 60 in 3.1 seconds still embarrasses brand-new cars that cost twice as much to rent. Refundable deposit: $4,991.
Best for: the supercar experience at the lowest honest price.
Audi R8 Spyder at $899
The best value in the fleet and the easiest exotic to drive, period. A naturally aspirated 5.2L V10 with 602 horsepower and AWD, which forgives the mistakes a rear-drive supercar will not. It is also a Premier Verified vehicle. One honest heads-up: the R8 Spyder carries a $999 weekend rate against its $899 daily, so midweek or weekly bookings are the smart play. Weekly rate: $799. Refundable deposit: $3,500.
Best for: first-time exotic renters who want V10 sound without V10 stress.
Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder at $1,399
The most requested convertible in Miami, full stop. A 631-horsepower naturally aspirated V10, AWD, and a soft top that opens in 17 seconds, which means the light turns green on Collins Avenue and you are open-air before the next one. Zero to 60 in 3.1 seconds. Refundable deposit: $5,000.
Best for: the full Miami Beach moment, photos that need no caption.
McLaren 600LT Spider at $1,499
The ceiling. A 592-horsepower twin-turbo V8, rear-wheel drive, a fixed wing, and a folding hardtop on the sharpest chassis in the fleet. Zero to 60 in 2.8 seconds. It is louder, harder, and more demanding than the Huracán, which is exactly why its renters choose it. Refundable deposit: $5,000.
Best for: experienced drivers who want the top down and the volume up.
Which Convertible Fits Your Trip
- Bringing friends? The C63 Cabriolet and M4 Convertible seat four. Every drop-top above them seats two.
- First exotic rental? The R8 Spyder. AWD and a predictable chassis make it the least stressful V10 you can rent.
- Here for the photo? The Huracán EVO Spyder reads instantly on camera from a hundred yards.
- Chasing the drive itself? The 600LT Spider, no contest.
The full model-by-model breakdown, including coupe equivalents, is in our convertible comparison guide.
Where to Drive a Convertible in Miami Beach
Ocean Drive
The postcard strip, and worth exactly one slow pass. Go before 9 AM or after 10 PM. Midday it is a crawling parking lot with pedestrians stepping off curbs. Early morning, neon still glowing and streets empty, is the version of Ocean Drive people picture.
Collins Avenue
The main artery: wider and faster than Ocean Drive, with valet stands at every major hotel. The Faena, Setai, and Edition valets handle exotics daily, so you almost never self-park.
Indian Creek Drive
The quieter parallel along the water, with the best views on the island. Take it north toward Surfside when you want the crowds to fall away.
Key Biscayne and the Rickenbacker Causeway
When you want a real drive, cross to the mainland and run the Rickenbacker Causeway out to Key Biscayne. Ocean on both sides, smooth surface, the best top-down road in South Florida. Full routes are in our Miami Beach rental guide.
Two practical notes: the causeways are tolled, and every rental comes with a SunPass transponder, so tolls are never your problem. And close the roof before you park, every time, even for a quick coffee.
Deposits, Mileage, and the Fine Print
- Security deposit: a refundable hold on your credit card, from $1,493 on the M4 up to $5,000 on the Huracán Spyder and 600LT. It is a hold, not a charge, released after the return inspection.
- Mileage: 100 miles per day included, additional miles billed per mile.
- Fuel: full tank of premium at handover, returned full.
- Requirements: valid driver's license, proof of insurance, a major credit card in your own name, age 25 for most vehicles with select cars available at 21 and up. Verification usually takes under 30 minutes, often remotely before you fly in. The complete checklist is in our requirements guide.
- Weather: June through October brings afternoon thunderstorms. The tops handle rain fine, but check the forecast before a full beach day and never drive through standing water.
Weekly Rates and the Automatic Discounts
Two discounts apply to every convertible, automatically, no promo code:
- 7 or more days: 10% off
- 14 or more days: 15% off
Stack them with the weekly rates and the math gets loud. The R8 Spyder on its $799 weekly rate, for 7 days, lands at $5,033.70 after the discount: about $719 per day for a V10 supercar convertible. A week in the C63 Cabriolet works out to roughly $449 per day. The full breakdown is in our weekly discount guide, and current offers live on the promo page.
How to Book
Pickup is at our Miami location, roughly 15 minutes from South Beach via the MacArthur Causeway, with the car detailed and fueled. Delivery to your hotel is available by special arrangement, and the most popular version is the car waiting at the valet stand when you check in, covered in our hotel delivery guide. Same-day rentals are realistic when the calendar cooperates: our same-day guide explains the timeline.
Call or text 438-533-9053 or message us on WhatsApp with your dates and two or three candidate cars. You will get real availability, the out-the-door total, and the deposit hold in one reply. The full walkthrough, first call to key handover, is in our booking guide.
Still comparing? The fleet page has photos and specs for every car above, and the category-by-category price breakdown for the whole garage is in our Miami exotic car rental prices guide.