Lamborghini or Ferrari for a Miami weekend.
The badge is a preference. The weekend is a car that is actually free, in a city that rewards the right silhouette.

Lookbook, not live stock. Concierge confirms the car that is free for your dates.
The search is always the same: Lamborghini or Ferrari for Miami. As if the weekend were a badge. It is not. It is a silhouette, a sound, a number of seats, and a car that is actually free from Friday to Sunday. Lamborghini rental Miami and Ferrari rental Miami are the two lookbooks. This is how we help you choose before concierge checks the live fleet.
Theatre versus precision.
Revuelto is the new V12 at Sant’Agata — hybrid, violent in the best sense, the car that still sounds like the house. SF90 is Maranello’s plug-in apex: extraordinary speed that feels almost composed. If the point of the weekend is to be seen on Collins, start with Revuelto. If the point is a night that should feel engineered, start with SF90. Neither is “better.” They are different answers to how you want the first mile to feel.
Huracán Tecnica is the last naturally aspirated V10 we list — lighter in spirit than the flagship, still unmistakably Lamborghini. 296 GTB is the V6 hybrid Ferrari that makes a Miami evening feel intimate rather than announced. Guests who think they want the loudest car often keep the 296 for a second day. Listen to that instinct.
Open cars are a Miami climate decision.
Huracán EVO Spyder and 296 GTS are the two open answers on the lookbook. Roof down from South Beach after dark is the reason convertibles exist in this city. Convertible rental Miami collects them with McLaren and Porsche. If the weekend is a coastal run, read South Beach to Key Biscayne before you insist on a coupe.
- Want the street to part: Revuelto, then SF90.
- Want an open night on Collins: EVO Spyder or 296 GTS.
- Want five seats and a marina: Urus SE or Purosangue — not a mid-engine two-seater with bags on your lap.
- Want the V10 while it lasts: Huracán Tecnica.
Brand is a preference. If the badge is out, we sell the free alternative that still belongs on Collins.
Five seats change the argument.
Urus SE is the hybrid super-SUV from Sant’Agata — five seats, luggage, a night that includes more than two people. Purosangue is Ferrari’s four-door answer, priced and positioned as a grand, rare object rather than a family car. If the Saturday includes a group, do not rent a coupe and hope. Luxury SUV rental Miami is the broader lookbook; G 63 and Cullinan are in the conversation if the badge matters less than the cabin.
Cost overlaps; availability does not.
Lookbook daily from-prices currently put Urus SE around $1,199, 296 GTS around $1,999, Huracán Tecnica around $1,599, SF90 around $2,299, and Revuelto around $2,499. That overlap is why “which is cheaper” is the wrong question. The right question is which unit is free. Race week and Art Basel scramble both houses. How much to rent a Lamborghini walks the quote mechanics; the same mechanics apply to Ferrari.
If both badges are out for the weekend, the conversation does not end. McLaren 750S, a 911 Turbo S, or 12Cilindri can still make a Miami night. We sell the free car that still belongs on Collins — never a substitute that flattens the day. McLaren rental Miami and Porsche rental Miami are on the same desk.
Tell concierge the dates and the feeling. Chat, Talk, or text +1 (561) 905-3153. We search live stock — including cars not on the site — and will not invent a color, a year, or an open night. Reserve when you are ready. The exotic hub is exotic car rental Miami.



