Lamborghini rentals do well here because Broward County has better roads than Dade. The Urus gets rented by families who want something fast but practical. The Huracán works for the people who actually want to drive, not just be seen.

Rolls Royce rentals are mostly weddings and corporate. The Cullinan SUV has replaced the Ghost for a lot of events because clients like sitting higher and it photographs better at The W or Bahia Mar. We've had it at proms too, though honestly, a Bentley Continental GT makes more sense for prom if you're trying to fit four people comfortably.

The Ferrari F8 Spider gets requested specifically – usually by name – because it's newer and people have seen it on Instagram. It's quick, the exhaust note is louder than the Portofino, and with the top down on Ocean Boulevard, it's the car people remember.

AMG G63 G Wagons book solid for everything from music video production to corporate groups who need something that says luxury but won't bottom out in a parking garage. We've delivered them to Circa 39 for influencer shoots more times than I can count.

The C8 Convertible Corvette surprises people because it's mid-engine now and drives completely different than the old ones. It's the car we recommend if you want something fast and fun but don't want to spend Lamborghini money. Perfect for a day rental if you're just cruising to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and back.

GT3 Porsche is for the drivers. If you know, you know. It's not the most comfortable, it's not trying to be luxurious, but on Sunrise Boulevard early morning or a run up to Boca, it's the most engaging car we rent. Just expect it to be loud.

Bentley rentals still dominate for weddings. The Flying Spur if you need rear seat space, the Continental GT if it's just the couple. They look elegant in photos at venues like Bonnet House or the Historic Stranahan House, and they're comfortable enough that your photographer won't be dealing with a stressed-out bride.

Wedding car rentals are about half our weekend bookings from May through October. Most ceremonies are at The Riverside Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton, or one of the beach venues along A1A. We've learned to build in extra time for photo stops at Hugh Taylor Birch State Park or the Intracoastal – your photographer will want them, and honestly, the light there in late afternoon makes any car look better.

Music video and production rentals have picked up significantly. Fort Lauderdale Beach, especially near the pier, doesn't require the same permits Miami does, and the backdrop works for most concepts. We've had Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and G Wagons in videos shot at the beach, downtown, and even in the Design District of Flagler Village. The F8 Spider and Rolls Royce Cullinan film particularly well – something about the lines and proportions.

Airport delivery to FLL is straightforward. We meet you at arrivals, walk you through the car, and you're on your way. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International is easier to navigate than MIA, so the handoff takes maybe 10 minutes. If you're flying into Miami International, we deliver there too, though the drive from our location is longer so plan accordingly.

Proms are a bigger deal here than people think. Pine Crest, St. Thomas Aquinas, Fort Lauderdale High – we've done them all. A Bentley or Rolls Royce makes sense for groups. A Lamborghini or Ferrari works if it's just a couple and you want to make an entrance. Parents usually book two weeks out, students usually text us three days before prom freaking out that everything's rented. Book early.

Corporate rentals are usually one of three things: client entertainment, executive transportation, or event presence. We've delivered to The Atlantic Hotel for corporate dinners, provided G Wagons for real estate agents showing properties in Harbor Beach, and had a DB12 Aston Martin parked at a product launch at the Convention Center. If you're doing corporate, we can discuss chauffeur service – sometimes that makes more sense than having an executive drive themselves.

Parties and events range from yacht charters where the car is part of the arrival experience to birthday surprises to bachelor parties that want to cruise Las Olas. The convertibles – F8 Spider, C8 Corvette, Continental GT – work best for these because half the point is being seen.

One day rentals work if you have a specific event or you just want the experience. Most people take the car for 8-12 hours, drive to Boca or down to South Beach, take photos, get dinner, and return it. The daily rate is higher, but you're not committed to anything beyond that day.

Long-term rentals (week or month) make more sense than people realize. If you're in Fort Lauderdale for a project, traveling for work, or just here for season, the daily rate drops significantly after day three. We've had producers rent a G Wagon for a month while shooting, executives take a Bentley for two weeks during Art Basel prep, and even a couple who rented the DB12 Aston Martin for their honeymoon month in South Florida.

The math works out if you're renting for more than five days – you'll pay less per day on a weekly rate than you would doing daily rentals. Plus, you're not thinking about return times or coordinating multiple pickups. We deliver it once, you use it for the duration, we pick it up when you're done.

Not everyone wants to drive a Lamborghini in downtown Fort Lauderdale traffic. Sometimes a chauffeur makes more sense – weddings where the couple wants to drink, corporate events where executives need to work in transit, airport pickups where you'd rather sleep after a flight than navigate 595.

We offer chauffeur service with most vehicles. It adds to the cost, but it changes the experience from active to passive. The Rolls Royce Cullinan with a driver for a wedding means you're not worried about parking at The Riverside or timing photos. The Bentley Flying Spur with a driver for a corporate dinner means your clients see luxury transportation without you playing valet.

For airport service specifically – either FLL or MIA – chauffeur delivery is popular because you land, walk outside, and the car is there. We handle the logistics, you handle looking like you have your life together.

A1A from Fort Lauderdale Beach to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is the obvious one, but go northbound in the afternoon so you're not fighting sun glare. The road is smooth, there are enough straightaways to open it up a bit, and the beach views actually justify the drive.

Las Olas Boulevard east to west is more about being seen than speed. Traffic is slow, people are walking, valets at restaurants will park your car front and center if it's worth looking at. This is where the Rolls Royce or DB12 makes sense – it's a cruising route, not a driving route.

Sunrise Boulevard west of I-95 early morning (before 8am) is empty and smooth. If you want to feel what the GT3 Porsche or F8 Spider actually does, this is the route. Just watch for cops near the mall area.

Drive to Boca Raton via A1A makes sense if you have the car for a full day. Stop at Red Reef Park, take photos, grab lunch at somewhere on Atlantic Avenue, drive back via Palmetto Park Road. It's a two-hour experience that uses the car properly.