Guide
A wine-country weekend is the easiest exotic rental to plan well: fixed base, short drives, flexible hours. Done right, the car arrives before you do and the whole valley is inside the daily mileage. Here's the playbook.
We deliver from Costa Mesa to Temecula and Murrieta by appointment — vineyard-area rental houses, hotels around Pechanga, Old Town addresses, Murrieta driveways. The delivery window is set with you after booking, so the car can be waiting when you check in on Friday and collected after checkout on Sunday. There's no Temecula storefront; the handoff happens at your door with a walkthrough and digital paperwork. Details per city: Temecula and Murrieta.
Wine-country trips naturally fit the 3+ day tier, which takes roughly 10% off the daily rate: the Rolls-Royce Dawn drops from $1,195 to $1,076/day, the white Lamborghini Urus from $995 to $896, the Ferrari Portofino from $895 to $806. Every rental includes 100 miles per day — a full vineyard loop plus Old Town runs uses a fraction of it — with the per-mile overage rate listed on each car's page. Full fleet pricing is on the prices page; the requirements are 18+, a valid license, full-coverage insurance that extends to rentals, and a refundable deposit.
Open tops rule here: the Dawn and Portofino were built for vineyard roads at an unhurried pace, and a Huracán Spyder covers the same ground with considerably more drama. Groups do better in the Maybach GLS or a G-Wagon — one car, everyone together, and a designated driver with something genuinely good to drive. For weddings at the vineyards, venue delivery timed to the ceremony is a regular booking; see the weddings page.
The booking shape we see most: the car arrives at your rental house Friday ahead of check-in; Saturday morning is the drive — the valley's vineyard roads before the tasting rooms open — with the car parked by the first appointment; Sunday is the slow loop through Old Town and the handback after checkout. Three days, one delivery, one collection, and every leg comfortably inside the daily 100 miles. Staying in Murrieta instead? Same template, one exit north — driveway delivery included, gated communities welcome when you arrange gate access.
Worked example from live rates: the Ferrari Portofino Spider lists at $895/day, so a Friday–Sunday booking lands in the 3–4 day tier at $806/day — $2,418 for the weekend, with 300 total included miles and a $1,000 refundable deposit that comes back after return. The same three days in the white Lamborghini Urus run $2,688 ($896/day), and in the Rolls-Royce Dawn $3,228 ($1,076/day). Delivery to Temecula or Murrieta is arranged by appointment when you book; the per-mile overage rate, if you somehow outrun 300 miles in the valley, is on each car's page.
These are self-drive rentals. If the day's plan is tastings, plan the driving the way you would in your own car — a designated driver in the group, or save the car's real miles for the morning drives before the first pour.
Browse what delivers to the valley on the Temecula page or the Inland Empire page, then reserve — free to request, confirmed by text within the hour.
