Driving a supercar in Miami as an international visitor

The short version

You need the same things as everyone else, except proof of insurance. Instead, you pay a $79 property damage waiver. Call us before you book so we can check your documents and avoid surprises at the desk.

• Your driver’s license from home. The physical card, not a photo. If it isn’t printed in English, bring an International Driving Permit with it.
• Your passport. Useful as a second ID next to a foreign license.
• No insurance paperwork. International clients don’t need to show proof of insurance.
• The $79 property damage waiver. Paid by all international clients, in place of the insurance requirement.
• A credit card for the deposit. $500, refundable. It has to be a credit card.
• Age. 25 or older, or 21–24 with a $39 underage fee.

Driving in Miami if you’re used to something else

We drive on the right

If you normally drive on the left, the first few minutes feel odd. Following our lead car makes it much easier, because you just stay in their lane.

Speeds are in miles per hour

Every speedometer and road sign is in mph. 60 mph is roughly 97 km/h.

Every car is automatic

The Corvette, Porsche GT3, Huracán and McLaren all shift for you, so you don’t need to drive stick. Paddles behind the wheel let you change gear yourself if you want to.

Turning right on red

In Florida you can usually turn right at a red light after coming to a full stop, unless a sign says otherwise. On our route, just follow the lead car.