Ferrari rental in Europe

Rent a Ferrari in Europe and experience a car created to make the journey feel as important as the destination.

A Ferrari speaks through more than speed. It can be heard in the rising note of the engine, felt through the steering wheel and recognised in the way the body captures light. Even before the first kilometre, the low seating position and view along the sculpted bodywork create a sense that something memorable is about to begin.

Through Exinoir, clients can request selected Ferrari coupés, Spiders, grand tourers and four-seat performance cars in major European cities and exclusive destinations.

Depending on location and availability, the collection may include the Ferrari 458 Spider, F8 Spider, 296 GTS, SF90 Stradale, SF90 Spider, Portofino M and Purosangue.

Every model offers a different interpretation of the Prancing Horse. The 458 celebrates the naturally aspirated V8. The F8 Spider adds turbocharged performance and open-air freedom. The 296 GTS combines a V6 engine with electric assistance, while the SF90 represents an even more intense expression of hybrid technology.

Portofino M offers a more relaxed grand-touring experience, while Purosangue provides four doors, four individual seats and substantially greater practicality.

Delivery and collection may be arranged at selected airports, hotels, villas, private residences and agreed locations. Exact model, specification, mileage allowance, security deposit and permitted itinerary are confirmed individually.

The story of Ferrari

Ferrari’s history is inseparable from the life and vision of Enzo Ferrari. His world began with motor racing, competition and the pursuit of machines capable of winning. But the road cars that carried his name would eventually become something more: symbols of Italian engineering, beauty and desire.

On 12 March 1947, Enzo Ferrari started the engine of the 125 S, the first car to bear the Ferrari name. Its compact V12 marked the beginning of a story that would grow from the gates of Maranello into one of the most recognisable automotive legends in the world.

The 125 S achieved Ferrari’s first victory that same year. From the beginning, competition and road-car development were closely connected. Lessons learned through racing influenced engines, chassis and aerodynamics, while the road cars carried that knowledge into a more elegant and personal environment.

During the 1950s and 1960s, the 250 family helped establish Ferrari’s grand-touring identity. Models such as the 250 GT, 250 California and 250 GTO combined competition engineering with proportions that remain among the most celebrated in automotive history.

Ferrari continued to evolve through a succession of cars that defined their respective eras. Testarossa introduced an unmistakable wide body and dramatic side strakes. The F40, created to celebrate Ferrari’s fortieth anniversary, combined turbocharged performance with extensive use of composite materials. It became the final road car personally approved by Enzo Ferrari.

Later models brought a new level of accessibility without diminishing emotion. The 360 Modena, F430 and 458 Italia developed the mid-engine V8 concept, while California, Portofino and Roma reinterpreted the tradition of the Italian grand tourer.

The SF90 introduced plug-in hybrid technology at an extraordinary level of performance. The 296 family combined a turbocharged V6 with an electric motor, proving that a smaller engine configuration could still deliver unmistakable Ferrari character.

Purosangue opened another chapter as Ferrari’s first four-door, four-seat car, extending the Prancing Horse experience to journeys requiring more passengers, comfort and luggage.

Technology continues to change, but the essential promise remains the same: every Ferrari should create emotion before the destination is reached.

Ferrari models available through Exinoir

The European rental market includes Ferrari models from different generations. This creates an opportunity to choose between naturally aspirated engines, turbocharged V8 performance, modern hybrid technology, open-top travel and greater everyday versatility.

Availability differs according to city, season and rental period. Exterior colours, interior specifications and optional equipment must be confirmed for the individual vehicle.

Ferrari 458 Spider

The Ferrari 458 Spider represents one of the most emotional modern interpretations of the naturally aspirated V8.

Its engine responds progressively as the revs rise, accompanied by a sound that has become increasingly rare among contemporary supercars. The retractable hardtop brings that soundtrack closer to the driver and passenger.

It is an inspired choice for enthusiasts who value mechanical character, elegant design and open-air travel more than the newest technology.

Ferrari F8 Spider

The Ferrari F8 Spider combines a mid-mounted twin-turbocharged V8 with the freedom of a retractable hardtop.

Its performance is extraordinary, but its appeal also lies in its balance between intensity and elegance. With the roof lowered, the F8 Spider feels naturally suited to Mediterranean light, coastal roads and warm evenings.

It is ideal for two people travelling lightly and choosing their itinerary around driving, scenery and secure parking.

Ferrari 296 GTS

The Ferrari 296 GTS introduces a modern hybrid interpretation of the two-seat Spider. Its powertrain combines a twin-turbocharged V6 with an electric motor, producing up to 830 CV.

Electric assistance provides immediate response, while the compact mid-engine proportions preserve agility and connection with the driver.

With the retractable roof open, the 296 GTS becomes an immersive experience shaped by sound, airflow and extraordinary acceleration.

Ferrari SF90 Stradale and SF90 Spider

The Ferrari SF90 represents one of the most technologically advanced chapters in Ferrari road-car development.

Its plug-in hybrid system combines a twin-turbocharged V8 with electric motors to deliver exceptional performance and all-wheel-drive traction. The SF90 Spider brings the same concept into an open-air configuration.

These cars are best suited to experienced clients seeking an intense and highly technical Ferrari. Their low bodies, limited luggage capacity and extreme performance require careful planning and concentration.

Ferrari Portofino M

The Ferrari Portofino M offers a more relaxed and romantic interpretation of Ferrari performance.

Its front-engine layout, retractable hardtop and 2+2 seating configuration make it more adaptable than a mid-engine two-seat supercar. With the roof closed, it becomes an elegant coupé. With the roof open, it is ready for coastal roads and summer evenings.

The rear seats remain compact, but they can provide additional storage or occasional passenger capacity.

Ferrari Purosangue

The Ferrari Purosangue is the first four-door, four-seat model in the marque’s history.

It provides easier access, individual rear seats and considerably greater luggage capacity while preserving Ferrari’s performance-oriented character. Its naturally aspirated V12 also gives it an identity fundamentally different from a conventional luxury SUV.

Purosangue is appropriate for families, additional passengers, longer holidays and destinations where a low two-seat supercar would be unnecessarily restrictive.

Which Ferrari should you rent?

Choose the Ferrari 458 Spider when you want the sound and progressive response of a naturally aspirated V8.

Choose the F8 Spider for open-top V8 performance, elegant design and a more modern driving experience.

Choose the 296 GTS when you want to discover Ferrari’s compact hybrid supercar technology beneath an open sky.

Choose the SF90 when extraordinary acceleration and advanced hybrid engineering are central to the experience.

Choose the Portofino M for a romantic journey, longer itinerary or holiday requiring greater comfort and flexibility.

Choose the Purosangue when travelling with family, additional passengers or more luggage.

The most powerful Ferrari is not automatically the most appropriate. A Portofino M may create a more enjoyable tour of Tuscany than an SF90 with minimal luggage space. A Purosangue will generally be better for an Alpine holiday, while an F8 Spider may be perfect for two people spending several days along the French Riviera.

The destination should guide the choice as much as the performance figures.

The Ferrari driving experience

Driving a Ferrari creates a connection that begins with the seating position. The driver sits low, surrounded by instruments and controls designed to make the vehicle feel immediate.

Ferrari models communicate in different ways. The naturally aspirated engine of the 458 becomes more intense as the revs rise. The twin-turbocharged V8 of the F8 delivers stronger torque, while the hybrid systems of 296 and SF90 introduce electric response.

Front-engine grand tourers feel more relaxed over longer distances. Mid-engine models place the principal mechanical components close to the centre of the car, creating a more compact and agile sensation.

Purosangue offers an elevated and spacious environment but remains a powerful performance car rather than a conventional family SUV.

The first kilometres should always be approached calmly. Steering, braking response, gearbox behaviour and vehicle dimensions can feel very different from those of an ordinary car.

Electronic systems provide assistance, but they cannot replace judgement. Rain, cold tyres, traffic and unfamiliar roads require caution regardless of the model.

Ferrari performance can be appreciated without approaching the limits of the vehicle. The pleasure lies in the engine response, steering precision and the way every control feels connected to the journey.

Where to drive a Ferrari in Europe

Ferrari belongs naturally to Europe’s most beautiful roads and destinations, but each region offers a different interpretation of the experience.

Maranello, Modena and Emilia-Romagna

A journey through Emilia-Romagna brings the Ferrari story back to its origins.

Maranello and Modena are surrounded by a region shaped by engineering, craftsmanship and Italian culinary tradition. Bologna can serve as a convenient starting point for exploring historic cities, countryside accommodation and automotive destinations.

Driving a Ferrari here creates a connection between the modern car and the landscape where the Prancing Horse was born.

Milan and Lake Como

Milan provides a sophisticated setting defined by design, fashion and contemporary hospitality.

From the city, travellers can continue toward Lake Como. The urban rhythm gradually gives way to water, mountains and historic villas, creating one of northern Italy’s most romantic itineraries.

A Portofino M offers flexibility and comfort, while an F8 Spider or 296 GTS makes the journey more intense. Roads near the lake can become narrow, making route and parking planning important.

Florence and Tuscany

Tuscany suits the grand-touring side of Ferrari. Florence, Siena, Chianti and Val d’Orcia combine vineyards, stone villages, country estates and roads that unfold gradually through the landscape.

A Ferrari should not be rushed here. The pleasure comes from travelling between beautiful places, stopping for lunch and arriving at a countryside hotel as the light changes.

Historic centres often contain restricted traffic zones, and some rural roads may have uneven surfaces. Portofino M and Purosangue generally provide greater practicality, while low supercars require more careful planning.

Rome and the Italian countryside

Rome creates an unforgettable visual setting, but its ZTL areas, traffic and uneven roads demand attention.

A delivery point outside the most difficult historic streets can offer a more comfortable beginning to the rental. From Rome, travellers can explore the Castelli Romani, the Lazio countryside or continue north toward Tuscany.

For city travel, a grand tourer or Purosangue may be more practical than an extremely low supercar.

Portofino and the Italian Riviera

Portofino, Santa Margherita Ligure and the wider Ligurian coast combine colourful villages, waterfront hotels and romantic Mediterranean scenery.

A Ferrari Spider feels naturally connected to this environment. However, access to small coastal centres can be restricted, and parking is often limited. Delivery to an appropriate hotel or secure facility may be preferable.

Monaco and the French Riviera

Monaco, Nice, Cannes and Saint-Tropez provide one of Europe’s most recognisable settings for Ferrari rental.

The Mediterranean, evening light and glamorous hospitality make F8 Spider, 296 GTS and Portofino M particularly attractive. Purosangue offers greater convenience for longer stays and additional luggage.

Traffic becomes intense during summer and international events. Hotels with secure parking and realistic journey times should be arranged in advance.

Marbella and Barcelona

Marbella, Málaga and the Costa del Sol offer warm weather, luxury resorts and routes through Andalusia. A Ferrari Spider can give the holiday an unmistakable sense of freedom.

Barcelona combines modern architecture, nightlife and Mediterranean atmosphere. Central parking and restricted areas should be researched before arrival.

Switzerland and Alpine destinations

Zurich, Geneva and the Swiss lakes offer a quieter and more discreet environment for Ferrari travel during warmer months.

High mountain routes depend on weather and seasonal access. For winter journeys toward St. Moritz, Courchevel or other ski resorts, an appropriately equipped Purosangue is generally more suitable than a low Spider or mid-engine supercar.

Practical advice for a Ferrari rental

Most Ferrari supercars accommodate two passengers and limited luggage. Soft-sided travel bags are normally more practical than large rigid suitcases.

Models with 2+2 seating may offer additional storage, but the rear seats are not always suitable for adults on long journeys. Passenger and luggage requirements should be discussed before selecting the vehicle.

Ferrari sports cars have low front bodywork. Speed bumps, steep ramps, ferry entrances and underground garages should be approached slowly. A front lifting system may be fitted to some vehicles, but its presence must be confirmed.

Secure private or supervised parking is strongly recommended. Hotels, restaurants and villas should be contacted in advance when access, width or ramp angle may present a problem.

Many historic Italian cities operate ZTL restricted traffic zones monitored by cameras. If the accommodation is inside a ZTL, the hotel must confirm whether it can register the vehicle before entry.

Fuel requirements vary between models. The correct specification will be explained during the handover and should be followed throughout the rental.

Cross-border travel may be possible for selected vehicles but requires advance authorisation. Permitted countries, insurance coverage, mileage and logistical conditions depend on the individual agreement.

Track use, racing, timed events and unauthorised drivers are not included in a normal road rental unless explicitly arranged under separate conditions.

Ferrari airport and hotel delivery

Exinoir can arrange Ferrari delivery and collection at selected airports, hotels, villas, private residences and other agreed locations.

Airport delivery normally takes place in short-term parking, the arrivals area or another authorised meeting point. The exact procedure depends on local airport regulations and is communicated before arrival.

Hotel or villa delivery allows the journey to begin directly from the accommodation. Access and parking suitability should be verified in advance, particularly for low or wide Ferrari models.

One-way rentals between selected European locations may be possible. Availability depends on the vehicle, rental duration, route and associated logistics. International and one-way journeys must be agreed before booking.

Frequently asked questions

Which Ferrari is best for a summer holiday?

For two people travelling lightly, the F8 Spider and 296 GTS provide exceptional open-air experiences. Portofino M is generally more practical for a longer romantic journey.

Which Ferrari is the most practical?

Purosangue offers four doors, four seats and the greatest luggage capacity. Among the convertibles, Portofino M provides more touring flexibility than a mid-engine two-seat Spider.

Which Ferrari has the most traditional engine character?

The Ferrari 458 is celebrated for its naturally aspirated V8, while Purosangue provides the distinctive character of a naturally aspirated V12.

Can I travel between European countries?

Cross-border travel may be authorised for selected Ferrari models. The complete itinerary must be provided before booking, as permitted countries and insurance conditions vary.

Can a Ferrari be delivered to an airport or hotel?

Delivery may be arranged at selected European airports, hotels, villas and private addresses, subject to local access and logistical availability.

How much luggage can I carry?

Capacity depends heavily on the model. Mid-engine Ferrari supercars generally accommodate only compact bags. Portofino M offers greater flexibility, while Purosangue is the preferred choice for passengers travelling with several suitcases.

How much does it cost to rent a Ferrari?

Ferrari rental prices depend on the model, city, season, duration, mileage and delivery requirements. A 458 Spider, F8 Spider, 296 GTS, SF90 and Purosangue can have substantially different rates and security deposits. A personalised quotation is required.

Book a Ferrari with Exinoir

To request a Ferrari rental, provide the preferred model, destination, dates, number of passengers and intended itinerary. Include luggage requirements, cross-border travel and any essential colour preference.

Exinoir will verify the exact vehicle and prepare a personalised quotation containing the applicable rental conditions.

A Ferrari does not simply shorten the distance between two places. It gives the road a soundtrack, turns the landscape into part of the experience and leaves a memory wherever the journey ends.