* Condition of the car: A meticulously restored GTO will command a much higher rental fee than one that's simply drivable.
* Rental duration: A weekend rental will be cheaper than a week-long rental.
* Location: Rental costs vary geographically. Rentals in popular tourist areas will likely be more expensive.
* Rental company: Different companies have different pricing structures. Some may specialize in classic car rentals, while others might offer one as part of a wider selection.
* Insurance and mileage: These will add to the overall cost.
You'll need to contact classic car rental companies in your area or search online rental platforms, specifying your desired rental period and location to get an accurate quote. Expect to pay significantly more than renting a modern car. Think hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars for a weekend rental, depending on the factors listed above.
