Man that car has probably paid for its self tenfold with that many miles.
I can only imagine what you spent on the miles for nearly two tanks of driving.
I can only imagine what you spent on the miles for nearly two tanks of driving.
No way have they not paid for this thing 10 times over at this point.Man that car has probably paid for its self tenfold with that many miles.
I can only imagine what you spent on the miles for nearly two tanks of driving.![]()
I believe I paid a little over $700, including the upgraded insurance ($99).Looks tremendously fun, may I ask what it costs to do such a thing?
Looking at the website that exact Hucacan is $1199 to rent for 24 hours. Taxes included & unlimited mileage. Discount of 5% for active/retired military.Man that car has probably paid for its self tenfold with that many miles.
I can only imagine what you spent on the miles for nearly two tanks of driving.![]()
Off season, and I only did the 4 hour rental since I had to meet my group that night. I wish I did the 24 hour rental though... next time.Looking at the website that exact Hucacan is $1199 to rent for 24 hours. Taxes included & unlimited mileage. Discount of 5% for active/retired military.
Edit: Whoops OP got an even better deal![]()
NotbadObama.jpgLooking at the website that exact Hucacan is $1199 to rent for 24 hours. Taxes included & unlimited mileage. Discount of 5% for active/retired military.
Edit: Whoops OP got an even better deal![]()
It really isn't a bad deal. The same car from enterprise with a 75 MILE LIMIT was almost double W/ a hefty deposit.NotbadObama.jpg
Supposedly it's never broken down and has only needed "pads and fluids" type services.Car is a 2015 so let's say it is 3.75 years on the road. Rented five days a week at $1000 per rental, 260k per year, 975k total. Minus all your maintenance and what not, that is a serious tidy profit. I would imagine insurance is crazy money though.
it's one of the best ways to see Vegas. We usually only hang around the strip for the typical tourist sight seeing, but the rest of the time we go out into the desert. Next time we are going to do Valley of fire, the Hoover dam, and probably Mt. Charleston.I did the Exotics Racing in an GT3, lamborghini, R8V10, and drift car ZR1 a few years ago, and paid about the same as you did for your rental. :thumbup: fastest i got to on the course was ~105mph (booo) but the acceleration, cornering, sounds, and control of the power is the real thrills part.
i see these and other exotics reving their engines up and down LV blvd all the time when out there. always intrigues me. i love hearing the echos of their engines rev off the casinos... just makes sense in the adult play land of excess in the middle of the desert. I've always wondered about renting one for a day, but we're always staying in one of the mgm strip properties, and have absolutely zero need for a car. thanks for the quick write-up, i'll have to look into maybe venturing out to see hoover dam, and getting there via a huracan on one of my trips out there. thanks for piquing my interest in this once again haha :thumbup:
at the exotic racing i was asking them about maintenance and tires, they kinda laughed and showed us the 'garage' (you have to ask). I remember one of them stating that they burn thru 4 sets a day on the popular cars. omg the mountains/rows of tires!Supposedly it's never broken down and has only needed "pads and fluids" type services.
I've heard that the Huracan is one of the most reliable exotics you can buy.at the exotic racing i was asking them about maintenance and tires, they kinda laughed and showed us the 'garage' (you have to ask). I remember one of them stating that they burn thru 4 sets a day on the popular cars. omg the mountains/rows of tires!![]()
Mileage is unlimited, but you have to stay within the county. If you want to go farther you have to pay a fee, which i'm sure is just for insurance.Looks like a fun outing!
How many miles are you permitted with the regular rental? And I assume they have restrictions on how far you can drive away from Vegas as well?
That's a pretty good deal. You did the right thing by going to Red Rock. Valley of Fire would be another option, but will take more time from/to.Mileage is unlimited, but you have to stay within the county. If you want to go farther you have to pay a fee, which i'm sure is just for insurance.
True, but the views at VoF are much better.You did the right thing by going to Red Rock. Valley of Fire would be another option, but will take more time from/to.