Lamborghini rentals are split between the Urus SUV for practical luxury and the Huracán for people who actually want the sports car experience. The Urus handles Miami better – higher clearance for speed bumps, easier parking visibility, and it doesn't overheat in traffic like the Huracán can.

AMG G63 G Wagons dominate music video rentals. Wynwood shoots, Miami Beach backgrounds, downtown skyline shots – we've delivered G Wagons to all of them. It's the most versatile vehicle for production because it looks expensive without being too precious about where you park it.

Rolls Royce and Bentley rentals are corporate and wedding heavy. The Cullinan for Brickell executives, the Continental GT for Vizcaya weddings, the Flying Spur when rear seat space matters. These cars work in Miami-Dade when you need to arrive somewhere looking like you belong there.

The Ferrari F8 Spider books well but comes with reality checks – Miami traffic means you'll spend time sitting still with the engine hot, valet at LIV or Story takes forever, and South Beach parking is its own challenge. If you're good with that, it's the most dramatic arrival you can make.

C8 Corvette and GT3 Porsche are for different clients. The Corvette is the budget supercar that still turns heads. The GT3 is for drivers who want to take it on the Turnpike early morning or up to Palm Beach when roads are clear. Neither is great in stop-and-go Miami traffic, but that's not what you rent them for.

Music video and production rentals are constant. Wynwood Walls, Miami Beach, Brickell skyline, even Homestead for industrial looks. G Wagons and Lamborghinis film best, but we've had everything from Ferraris to Bentleys in shoots. Just factor in permit requirements and parking logistics – Miami isn't easy for production.

Airport delivery to MIA is straightforward but timing matters. We meet you at arrivals, brief you on the car, and you're out. Miami International is chaos compared to FLL, so allow 20 minutes for the handoff. If your flight's delayed, text us – we adjust.

Wedding car rentals happen at Vizcaya, The Biltmore, Coral Gables Congregational Church, and beach venues. Rolls Royce or Bentley for traditional elegance, sometimes a Lamborghini for couples who want something different. Traffic on US-1 and LeJeune means you build in extra time or risk being late to your own wedding.

Corporate and event rentals are Brickell-heavy. Executive transportation, client entertainment, product launches at Frost Science or Pérez Art Museum. A DB12 Aston Martin or Bentley Flying Spur with chauffeur service makes more sense than having executives navigate parking.

Art Basel and Miami events spike demand. Design District parties, Wynwood openings, South Beach events – everyone wants an exotic car that week. Book at least a month ahead or you're taking whatever's left.

Daily rentals work for specific events or if you just want the experience for a night. Most people take the car out for 8-12 hours, hit South Beach or Brickell, take photos, return it. You pay more per day but you're not committed beyond that.

Weekly and monthly rentals make financial sense after five days. The daily rate drops significantly, and if you're in Miami for season, working on a long project, or here for a few weeks, you're better off with a weekly rate than stringing together daily rentals. We've had producers rent G Wagons for month-long shoots, executives take Bentleys for season, and artists rent Lamborghinis for tour stops.

Driving in Miami-Dade is stressful if you don't know the roads. I-95 traffic, aggressive drivers, unclear signage, valet situations that take 30 minutes – sometimes a chauffeur just makes more sense.

We offer chauffeur service with any vehicle. It costs more but changes the experience completely. Rolls Royce Cullinan with a driver for a Brickell corporate dinner means you're not circling for parking. Bentley Flying Spur with a driver for a wedding means you can drink and not worry about navigation. Airport pickup with chauffeur means you land, walk outside, and the car is waiting.

For corporate clients especially, chauffeur service is standard. Your clients see luxury transportation, you're not playing driver, and everyone arrives on time without parking stress.

MacArthur Causeway late night (after 10pm) is the best driving route in Miami-Dade. Smooth road, minimal traffic, skyline views, and you can actually feel what a Ferrari or Lamborghini does without sitting in gridlock.

Ocean Drive during the day is about being seen, not driving. Traffic crawls, tourists are everywhere, but if you want people to look at the car, this is where it happens. Rolls Royce or Lamborghini get the most attention here.

Venetian Causeway to Brickell gives you water views and decent roads, though drawbridges can kill momentum. Better during off-peak hours (early morning or mid-afternoon).

Key Biscayne via Rickenbacker Causeway works if you have the car for a full day. Toll is cheap, road is maintained, and Crandon Park makes for good photo stops. Just avoid weekends when bike traffic is heavy.