Maserati Rental Across 21 US Locations

Two of these cars ask nothing more than that you enjoy them; the third, the MC20, deserves a proper handover before you touch the throttle. We tailor the walkthrough to whichever you booked, cover the drive modes and the quirks, and send the car out detailed, fueled, and priced exactly as quoted. No line items appear at the curb that were not there at checkout. Every reservation carries commercial insurance and a single point of contact who stays with you from start to finish. That is the Maserati rental service we stand behind, whether the trident on the hood is leading a sedan or a supercar.

Start with the Ghibli, because it makes the argument on its own. At $269 a day, you are driving an Italian exotic with a Ferrari-derived engine for less than a loaded German sedan rents for, which is the reason the Maserati Ghibli rental price is the quiet bargain of this whole fleet. You get the badge, the sound, and the styling without the Maranello markup. At the other end, a Maserati rental price of $1,079 puts you in the MC20, genuine supercar territory that still undercuts the Italian names it now competes with. Between those two numbers is the whole point of the trident: a real exotic character at a rate that leaves room to enjoy it. Every figure is live from the fleet, with insurance and concierge support already inside it, and a weekend or a week brings the daily number down. What you agree to at booking is what you pay at return.

Maserati has carried the trident since 1914, when the Maserati brothers set up in Bologna and went racing, winning at the highest level long before the badge meant luxury. That Maserati racing heritage never fully drained away, and it runs strongest where you cannot see it. For years, the engines in cars like the Ghibli were assembled at Ferrari's plant in Maranello, which is exactly why a Maserati sounds far more expensive than it rents for. The MC20 took that heritage in a new direction. Its Nettuno V6 is Maserati's own design, not a borrowed unit, built to prove the brand could engineer a world-class supercar engine without anyone's help, and it does. So a Maserati gives you two kinds of pedigree at once: the borrowed Ferrari magic in the sedans, and hard-won independence in the supercar. Our team hands the car over with a walkthrough matched to the model, then leaves you to enjoy an engine note that has been turning heads for over a century.