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The 570S is a two-seat supercar with a mid-mounted twin-turbo V8 and dihedral doors. Kelley Blue Book called it the brand's most affordable car, which makes it the natural starting point if you've been eyeing a McLaren rental.
Turo is a car rental marketplace, so you book your 570S from a local vehicle owner. Pick your dates, then choose from the pickup or delivery options the listing offers.
570S specs
Horsepower
562 hp
Acceleration
0-60 mph in 3.1 sec
Top speed
204 mph
Weight
~3,212 lbs
A 3.8L twin-turbo V8 sits right behind the cabin, making 562 hp and 443 lb-ft of torque. A seven-speed transmission handles the shifts, so you can focus on the road ahead. With the engine mounted behind your seat, the soundtrack lands right over your shoulder — exactly where you want it.
The 570S is built around a carbon-fiber MonoCell II tub, a lightweight core that everything else bolts to. Carbon fiber keeps the structure light, and the 2019 coupe weighs about 3,212 lbs overall.
Kelley Blue Book points out that carbon fiber helps the 570S accelerate, stop, and handle better. For you, that means a car that feels eager off the line, composed under braking, and sharp through a string of corners. It's the kind of engineering you notice within the first mile.
Dihedral doors give the 570S its signature entrance. They swing up and out, so heads turn in the parking garage before you've even started the engine.
Inside, two seats sit low in a cockpit built around the driver. The minimalist dashboard keeps your attention on the drive, and the low-slung position puts you close to the road. With room for just you and one passenger, every seat is a front-row seat — and even a short drive across town feels like an occasion.
A 570S turns a milestone celebration, a special weekend, or a canyon or coastal drive into a story you'll tell for years. It's a two-seater with limited storage, so pack light and let the car be the main event. To compare options for the same occasion, browse more exotic and luxury car rentals on Turo.


Three things set the 570S apart: its modern-classic status, its racing-bred lineage, and its everyday-friendly tech.
The 570S ran from 2015 to 2021, which puts it squarely in modern-classic territory today. It's recent enough to feel current, yet it belongs to a finished chapter of the brand's story.
The models that followed it have since taken its place, so booking a 570S is your chance to drive a car you can't order new. The family also included a Spider variant, though the specs on this page reflect the final US model years (2019–2020 coupe). Your listing shows the exact year and trim you're booking, so you'll know precisely which 570S is waiting for you at pickup.
The 570S proved strong enough to build on. Both the 600LT longtail and the 620R started from its foundation, and the 620R is a road-legal version of the 570S GT4 race car.
That lineage tells you something about the car you're booking. The platform that spawned a race car and a longtail is the same one carrying you along a coastal highway. For enthusiasts, that family tree is a big part of the appeal — you're driving the original those track-bred variants were built on.
For a supercar, the 570S is easier to live with than you might expect. Kelley Blue Book lists Bluetooth and cruise control on the 2019 model, plus front and rear parking sensors as of 2017.
Those features handle the everyday stuff, like streaming your playlist, settling in on the highway, and easing into a tight spot. A range of driving modes lets you tailor how the car responds — relaxed for dinner downtown, sharper when the road opens up. It's one car with more than one personality, and you choose which one shows up.
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A little prep goes a long way with a low, two-seat supercar. Here's what to know before pickup.
The 570S seats two, so plan around one passenger and light bags. Getting in takes practice — Kelley Blue Book notes "clambering over a wide sill" — so take your time on your first entry. Check the space around you before opening the dihedral doors in tight parking spots.
Comparing performance icons before you book? A Porsche 911 rental or a Chevrolet Corvette rental offers a different take on the sports car. You can also browse McLaren models on Turo for more from the brand.
Start gently and let the car warm up before you explore its full performance. Watch the low nose over speed bumps and steep driveways, and approach them slowly.
Plan your fuel stops, too, since the 570S averages 18 mpg combined. Above all, follow the rules set in your listing for a smooth trip from pickup to return.
The cost of a 570S rental depends on the location, your dates, and the listing you choose. Search on Turo to see current prices, and look for multi-day or weekly discounts where the listing offers them.
Planning a longer stay? Some listings support long-term car rental, so you can keep the keys for weeks or months.
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You'll need a valid driver's license. You also need to be approved to drive on Turo before you can book a 570S.
A valid driver's license is the core requirement for a 570S. If you're an international guest, check Turo's requirements for international drivers before you book.
Listings in Turo's Super Deluxe Class typically require guests to be at least 30, pay a security deposit, and pass additional screening. Check the 570S listing you're considering for its exact requirements.
You can choose from protection plans at checkout when you book your 570S.
Many listings offer weekly or monthly discounts. Check each 570S listing to see which discounts apply to your dates.
Yes, where the listing allows it. Check the 570S listing for its trip-length options and any monthly discounts.
It depends on the listing. Each 570S listing sets its own mileage limits, so check them before you book.
Yes. You can add additional drivers to your 570S trip in the Turo app.
Yes, it's a strong choice for a first supercar drive. Kelley Blue Book called the 570S the brand's most affordable car. It pairs 562 hp and a 3.1 sec sprint to 60 mph with Bluetooth, cruise control, parking sensors, and driving modes.
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