Rent the 911 GT3 by the day, with prices published up front.
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The 911 has been Porsche's defining sports car since the 1960s, and the GT3 is the version developed by Porsche's motorsport department for drivers who want the most focused 911 they can use on the road. Ours is a 2015 GT3 with a naturally aspirated flat-six that revs past 9,000 rpm.
The 911 GT3 (2015) rents for $1,499 per day. Every rental includes 100 miles per day, with additional miles billed at $5/mile. Renters must be 21 or older, and every rental requires a refundable security deposit — $2,000 with valid insurance, $10,000 without. Massachusetts sales tax and a small statutory surcharge apply on top of the daily rate.
We publish our prices because we think you should know the number before you call. See every car in the fleet, including the full rate table, on our pricing page.
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Read All ReviewsThe 911 GT3 (2015) rents for $1,499 per day, plus a refundable security deposit — $2,000 with valid insurance, $10,000 without. Every rental includes 100 miles per day, and Massachusetts sales tax and a small statutory surcharge apply on top of the rate.
You must be 21 or older to rent any car from Bluebell Exotics, including our Porsches. There is no young-driver fee — a 21-year-old pays the same daily rate as anyone else.
Yes, through a compliant off-airport handoff. Take the free Massport 88 shuttle to our East Boston pickup point at 239 Prescott St — Massachusetts law doesn't allow rental handoffs at the terminal curb, so we won't promise one there.
This is a 2015 991.1-generation GT3, the last generation built around Porsche's naturally aspirated 3.8-liter flat-six, rated at 475 horsepower from the factory.
Yes. It's tuned for precision handling and a high-revving naturally aspirated engine rather than outright comfort — pick it when the road matters more than the destination.
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