I heard a story about a guy who rented a Porsche 996 in Cali and took it to Willow Springs for a track day.
And returned it with tires down to the cords and no brakes.
Drove the tires through a bunch of mud and parked it in the furthest spot from the rental place when he returned it.
I’d rather buy an old MR2 shell or something with my $1,000, and use a few more thousand to make it fun for years, or buy a 42" 1080p HDTV and watch the Italian Job and Gone In 60 Seconds 7,000 times than pay almost $100 an hour for a car that I don’t get to keep.
but then it ends up costing 10k+ you have to store it for years and work on it hundreds of hours, then when its finally done, the ferrari you could have rented 8 years ago still blows it out of the water.
I already have 2 project cars, I would just be looking for a day of fun
Call enterprise.
They do the rental cars for GM factory repairs here and they have to have large GM SUVs for rentals for the Hummer dealerships.
I got an offer to take a brand new (324 miles) Tahoe with leather last time I was at the caddy dealer.
I would never spend $1000/day to drive anything. I’ve been fortunate to have been in most cars I’ve lusted after, and drive many of them too. The only car I have not experienced, and WOULD pay money for would be a McLaren F1. To me, nothing at all compares to that car, nothing…
Im assuming these rentals are for 24 hours. With that said, You get 4 people to rent that $1000 Modena and everyone gets it for 6 hours.
Now dosent that sound much much more reasonable. I know I would pay $250 bucks plus gas for 6 hours with that car. People pay more for 6 hour track days. Even the dollar to minute ratio compared to a session at AJ’s Grand Prix costs more lol.
After doing this math, I think im gonna do it as soon as I find someone who is 25 and willing to take the liability along with them lol.