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Porsche 911 rental in Dubai

The Porsche 911 is the sports car that has kept the same idea for decades: a flat-six engine mounted behind the rear axle, a low, instantly recognisable silhouette and steering that tells you exactly what the front wheels are doing. The range runs from the Carrera to the Turbo S, as a coupe, a Cabriolet or a Targa, and most versions are 2+2s: two real front seats and two small rear seats better suited to bags or children. What sets the 911 apart from many supercars is that you can drive it all day, in traffic as well as on an open road.

Rentop is a marketplace: each 911 on this page belongs to a licensed rental partner in Dubai, and you book it at the price that partner sets.

Today 9 cars can be booked, from AED 1,499 to AED 4,799 per day.

How much does it cost to rent a 911 in Dubai?

The daily price depends mostly on the version (a Carrera costs less than a Turbo or a Turbo S), then on the body style, the model year and the length of the rental. The table above shows every listing with its own daily, weekly and monthly price.

Prices start at AED 1,499 per day and go up to AED 4,799 for the most powerful versions.

By the week, a 911 starts from AED 8,999.

By the month, it starts from AED 28,100.

Renting for longer lowers the cost per day: see our weekly car rental and monthly car rental pages, and our guide on how much it costs to rent a car in Dubai.

Rent a 911 with no deposit

Some 911 listings can be rented with no deposit: nothing is blocked on your card, and each listing shows whether a deposit is needed before you book. Every car of this kind is on our no deposit car rental page.

8 of the 911 listings need no deposit, from AED 1,499 per day.

Why rent a 911 in Dubai

• The drive: rear-engine traction, precise steering and a flat-six that loves to rev, on roads like Jumeirah Beach Road or the quieter stretches out of the city.
• Everyday ease: good visibility for a sports car, a dual-clutch automatic on most versions and a ride that copes with speed bumps, so it works for a week of normal driving too.
• Choice of character: a Carrera for balance, a Turbo S for sheer pace, a Cabriolet or Targa for the open air on winter evenings in Palm Jumeirah.
• Occasions: a birthday, a weekend away, a photo shoot in Business Bay, or simply trying a 911 before buying one.

Living with a 911 for a few days

Luggage goes in the boot under the front bonnet, which takes a couple of soft bags, and on the folded rear seats. Two travellers with cabin bags manage easily; two large suitcases will not fit, so plan the airport run with that in mind. The rear seats suit short trips for children or a third adult on a very short journey. Check on the listing whether the car is a coupe or a convertible, a two-seat or a 2+2 version.

Alternatives to the 911

For a different kind of sports car, compare the Mercedes-AMG GT, the mid-engined Audi R8 and McLaren Artura, or the Chevrolet Corvette. If you need more seats with the same badge, the Porsche Cayenne takes five. Every model of the brand is on our Porsche page.

Mileage, Salik and delivery

Dubai road tolls (Salik) are counted during the rental and paid at the end of it. Extra kilometres are charged at the rate shown on each listing, and insurance details are on each car page.

Each rental includes around 260 km per day, and extra kilometres cost from AED 5 to AED 35 per km depending on the car.

The partner brings the car where you are: your hotel, your home, your office, Dubai Marina or Dubai Airport. You check the car and your documents together, and you pay at that moment.

Documents you need

UAE residents: a UAE driving licence and an Emirates ID. Tourists: a passport, a visit visa and your home driving licence. Licences from the UK, the United States, Canada, most European countries and many others are accepted as they are; for other countries, add an International Driving Permit. The minimum age depends on the partner and is shown on each listing, and it is often higher for sports cars.