An Aston Martin typically rents for around $700 to $1,100 per day, depending on the model, the season, and how long you keep it. In Scottsdale, our Aston Martin Vantage is currently listed at $800 per day — see the Aston Martin rental page for live pricing. Multi-day bookings come in lower per day.
Which makes the Aston one of the better-value ways into a genuine exotic. It sits below a Ferrari or a Lamborghini on price while being, to a lot of people, the more interesting car.
What you’re actually paying for
| Daily rate | The headline number. Varies by model and season. |
| Security deposit | Refundable, $1,500–$2,500, held not charged |
| Insurance | Your own full coverage policy, in your name |
| Mileage | An allowance is included; overage is billed per mile |
| Delivery & collection | Approximately $150 each way, varies by distance |
| Minimum age | 21 for Aston Martin |
Why Aston Martin costs less than a Ferrari — and why that’s not a downgrade
The pricing gap between an Aston Martin and a Ferrari 488 or a Lamborghini Huracán — and what a Lamborghini actually costs per day — isn’t really about the car. It’s about demand. Ferrari and Lamborghini are the two names that people who don’t follow cars can still name, and that recognition sets the rental market, not the engineering. We’ve written a full comparison of those two in Ferrari vs Lamborghini: which should you rent.
An Aston Martin Vantage is a serious car by any measure — a twin-turbo V8, rear-wheel drive, and a chassis set up for a driver rather than for a spec-sheet argument. What it doesn’t do is announce itself from three streets away. It’s the quieter choice, and for a certain kind of renter that’s the entire appeal.
Choose the Aston if you want a beautiful, fast, genuinely rewarding car and you’d rather not be photographed by strangers at every set of lights — though for a weekend with a group the louder cars usually win. It’s one of the more understated cars in our sports car lineup.
Choose a Ferrari, Lamborghini or McLaren 720S if the reaction is the point of the day. All three cost more, and all three require you to be 25. They sit in the supercar category.
What moves the price
Season. Phoenix exotic rental pricing swings hard through the year. January is peak — Barrett-Jackson week books the metro out, and specific cars go weeks in advance. July and August are the value window: demand drops, availability improves, and early desert mornings are genuinely good driving. That pattern holds across the whole Arizona fleet.
Length of rental. Multi-day, weekly and monthly bookings all price below the single-day rate, and the longer you go the wider the gap. Most of our rentals are two days or more.
Model. Vantage, DB11 and DBS are three different tiers. The Vantage is the one we keep in Scottsdale and the one most people are actually asking about.
What’s included, and what isn’t
Included: the car, a mileage allowance, a full tank of premium fuel and 24/7 roadside assistance.
Delivery and collection are separate — approximately $150 each way, depending on distance. We cover Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix and Sky Harbor. If this is your first exotic rental, our guide to how to rent an exotic car in Scottsdale covers the process end to end.
Not included: delivery and collection, tolls, extras. The car arrives full and comes back full — returned short, we refuel it and bill the difference at cost.
The deposit is a hold, not a charge. $1,500 to $2,500 depending on the vehicle, placed on your card at booking and released after the car is returned and inspected. Plan for it occupying some of your available credit for a few days.
You need your own full coverage insurance in your name, covering a rental at this value. Liability-only won’t do it. Call your provider and ask specifically about high-value exotic rentals before booking — it’s the single most common reason a reservation falls through at the last minute, and it’s entirely avoidable. Our FAQs page covers the rest of the requirements.
How it compares on price
The Aston sits in the middle of the Scottsdale market. A Lamborghini costs more per day, a Corvette costs less, and a Rolls-Royce sits well above all of them. The full range across every car we run is on our exotic car rental cost guide.
Where to actually drive it in Scottsdale
This is the part that argues for the Aston over something flashier. Scottsdale is unusual among American cities in that real driving roads start about twenty minutes from downtown. Head north past Carefree, or take the Beeline toward Payson, and the terrain opens into long, well-surfaced sweepers — exactly the kind of road a Vantage is built around and a car that’s all about arrival is wasted on.
If the day is about the drive rather than the destination, this is the car and this is the place.
Frequently asked questions
How much is it to rent an Aston Martin for a day?
Around $700 to $1,100 per day depending on model and season. Our Vantage in Scottsdale is currently $800 per day; check the vehicle page for live pricing, as rates adjust seasonally.
Do you have to be 25 to rent an Aston Martin?
No. Drivers 21 and older can rent an Aston Martin from us with a valid license and full coverage insurance. The 25-and-over minimum applies only to Ferrari, Lamborghini and McLaren.
Is an Aston Martin cheaper to rent than a Ferrari?
Usually, yes — often noticeably so. The gap reflects brand demand rather than the quality of the car, which is why the Aston is one of the better-value exotics to rent.
What’s the deposit on an Aston Martin rental?
A refundable $1,500 to $2,500 held on your card at booking and released after return and inspection. It is a hold, not a charge.
Can I rent an Aston Martin for more than one day?
Yes, and it’s better value. Multi-day, weekly and monthly rates all sit below the daily rate.
Do you deliver the car?
Yes — anywhere in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix or to Sky Harbor. Delivery and collection are charged separately at approximately $150 each way, depending on distance.
Check a date
Tell us your dates and what you’ve got planned. If the Vantage is the right car for it we’ll say so, and if something else in the Scottsdale fleet fits better we’ll say that instead.
