How much does it cost to rent a Lamborghini in Scottsdale?

A Lamborghini rental in Scottsdale starts at $1,199 per day at Grant Motor Group, and the per-day price drops when you book several days together. The car is a 2024 Lamborghini Urus S, the only Lamborghini and the only super-SUV in the fleet. It sits near the top of the price list because it pairs supercar power with five seats and real daily comfort. That $1,199 is the starting point, not the whole picture, so it helps to know what is inside the rate and what sits beside it.

What the $1,199 daily rate gets you

The starting rate puts you in a twin-turbo V8 SUV that makes 657 horsepower and runs 0 to 60 mph in about 3.5 seconds, with a top speed near 190 mph. It seats five, so it works for a group dinner, a styled arrival, a family who wants one memorable car for the weekend, or an airport run that doubles as the experience.

Delivery is available anywhere in Scottsdale; a delivery fee applies and is confirmed at booking. Grant Motor Group brings the car to you, so the rental can start at your hotel, your home, or a private event instead of a counter across town. The team meets you and walks the car with you before you drive. That handoff is the official start of the rental, and the car's condition is checked at handoff and again at return, which protects you as much as the car.

How multi-day pricing works

The $1,199 figure is the single-day rate. Book the Urus S for several days and the per-day price comes down, so a weekend or a week costs less per day than the same days booked one at a time. This is the single biggest lever on your total cost.

The math is simple to reason about. If you only need the car for one evening, the one-day rate is what you pay. If your plan covers a Friday-to-Sunday weekend, ask for the multi-day rate, because spreading the rental over three days lowers each day's cost and often makes the upgrade from one day to a full weekend smaller than people expect. When your dates are flexible, tell the team the full range you are considering and let them quote both, so you can see the per-day difference before you decide.

Grant Motor Group also offers shorter and longer terms. If you want the Urus S for a few hours around a photo shoot, a proposal, or an event entrance rather than a full day, ask about an hourly rate. If you want it for a full week, the weekly rate brings the per-day cost down further still. The rule of thumb is consistent: the more time you book in one reservation, the less each hour or day costs, so match the term to your actual plan instead of defaulting to a single day.

How Lamborghini pricing compares to the rest of the fleet

The Urus S is the second most expensive car GMG offers. Here are the starting daily rates across the whole fleet:

Only the Ferrari costs more. The Urus S is the pick when you want the Lamborghini badge and the power but need room for passengers and luggage, which the two-seat exotics cannot offer. If your goal is simply the most affordable way into something genuinely fast, the BMW M2 Competition at $399 or the Corvette Z06 at $449 are the entry points, and the Porsche 911 GT3 at $799 sits in the middle as the driver's choice.

There is also a practical angle to the Urus price. A two-seat exotic is a thrill for one or two people for a short drive. The Urus carries five in comfort with luggage space, so a single day's rate can cover a whole group rather than one driver and a passenger. Split across four or five people for a dinner or an event, the per-person cost of the Urus often lands lower than it first appears, which is why families and groups gravitate to it over the smaller, more affordable two-seaters.

What is not in the sticker price

Three things sit alongside the daily rate, and budgeting for them up front keeps the handoff smooth:

• A refundable security hold. Exotic rentals require a hold on a credit card for the rental period, set by the car's value and released after the car is returned and inspected. It is not a fee you lose, but your card needs room for the rate and the hold at the same time.
• Insurance. You must show proof of comprehensive auto insurance that reaches a high-value car. This is a requirement, not an add-on charge, so confirm the exact limit with the team, and confirm with your insurer that your policy covers a high-value rental, before your date.
• Fuel and use. You return the car at the fuel level you received it. Delivery is available anywhere in Scottsdale; a delivery fee applies and is confirmed at booking. Longer trips, special drop-offs, or event staging can change the quote.

Grant Motor Group also runs a price match. If you find the same car for less elsewhere, the team will beat that price, so it is worth mentioning any quote you have in hand.

How to book and lock your rate

Reserve by calling or texting (623) 400-3031, or send a direct message to @grantmotorgroup on Instagram. Have three things ready: your dates, your pickup or delivery spot in Scottsdale, and your insurance details. With those, the team can confirm the rate, the multi-day price, and the hold in one conversation.

Book ahead when you can. Winter is peak season in Scottsdale, and demand spikes around large events like the Barrett-Jackson auction in late January and the WM Phoenix Open in February, so a popular car like the Urus S can be reserved well in advance. If your dates are firm, lock the car early to protect both the rate and the availability.