Luxury Car Rental in Dubai With No Deposit: Top 10 Places Compared

Luxury Car Rental in Dubai With No Deposit

In this guide you will find the 10 places, what each one asks for instead of a deposit, whether no deposit costs more, and what to confirm before you hand over your card.

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Here are the 10 places, starting with the ones where "no deposit" comes with the fewest conditions.

1. Rentop

Rentop is a booking website for Dubai rental companies, and it has the widest no-deposit choice we found: 362 of its 458 cars need no deposit, even top models like the Ferrari SF90 and Purosangue. You pay when the car arrives.

The rental contract is with the partner company that owns the car, not with Rentop, so read what you sign at delivery. Only one of its Ferraris, an F8 Spider, asks for a deposit (AED 8,000), and it is not cheaper than the no-deposit cars.

Choose Rentop if you want no deposit on a top-end car and to pay only when it arrives.

2. Trinity Rental

Trinity Rental, in Al Quoz, says it runs a no-deposit system on its whole fleet, from Lamborghinis and Ferraris to Rolls-Royces, and its price already covers VAT, tolls and fuel.

The catch is the lack of paperwork: its conditions page has headings for "Deposit" and "Payment" with nothing written under them. Ask on WhatsApp how fines and damage are collected after the rental, and keep the answer.

Choose Trinity if you want no deposit and one all-in price.

3. OneClickDrive

OneClickDrive lists cars from many Dubai companies, and a "Zero deposit" tag marks the ones you can rent without a hold. Its zero-deposit Lamborghinis are among its cheapest, so no deposit does not mean a higher price here.

Each company decides what the tag means. OneClickDrive's own page says a credit card is still needed to secure the booking, and that a few "no deposit" listings still ask for a smaller amount at collection. Its Trustpilot page also has reviews from 2025 and 2026 about suppliers who kept deposits of AED 1,500 to 5,000, so check the company behind the listing.

Choose OneClickDrive if you want the cheapest zero-deposit supercar and will check the company yourself.

4. Masterkey (MK Rent a Car)

Masterkey says there is no deposit on most of its cars, so nothing is held on your money, and it takes bank transfer, cards, cash, crypto and Tabby.

"Most" is the word to watch. Its FAQ says some high-value luxury and exotic cars may need a deposit, so name the exact car when you ask. An older Trustpilot review, from 2021, says a deposit was not returned after a Huracán rental.

Choose Masterkey if you want a low price and no deposit on an Urus or a Huracán.

5. Superior Car Rental

Superior is the most open about the price of no deposit. You choose: a refundable AED 2,000 hold on your credit card, or a fee of AED 300 plus AED 100 for each day, which you do not get back.

For one day the fee is AED 400, for a week AED 1,000. Beyond about 17 days the fee costs more than the hold itself. Either way, your card stays on file: its terms let it charge fines, tolls and damage after the rental.

Choose Superior if you want a company with good reviews and are happy to pay a small fee instead of a hold.

6. Octane

Octane shows two prices on each car, and only the Club Card price comes with no deposit. That price is also much lower: a Huracán EVO is about AED 1,810 a day with VAT on the Club Card, against about AED 3,329 at the standard rate.

The problem is that Octane does not say what the Club Card costs; its site says to check with a manager. Ask for the card's price and terms before you count on the cheaper, no-deposit rate.

Choose Octane if you rent often enough for a membership to make sense.

7. Brook Drive

Brook Drive says it takes no deposit and no credit card hold on any model, and you can even pay in cash. It is also the only company here that publishes its insurance excess.

Its written terms say something different: a deposit "kept for 30 calendar days" and the right to charge your credit card for fines. Ask Brook Drive to confirm "no deposit and no hold" in writing for your car before you book.

Choose Brook Drive if you want nothing held at pick-up and a clear excess figure.

8. Friends Car Rental

Friends Car Rental shows a deposit of AED 0 on its supercars and takes drivers from 21, which is rare for a Lamborghini or a Ferrari.

Its rental policy keeps a "deposit for any traffic and parking fines", and its basic insurance is third party only, so damage to the car is on you. Ask whether anything is taken at delivery.

Choose Friends if you are 21 to 25 and want a supercar with nothing held at booking.

9. Paddock Rent a Car

Paddock offers no deposit on every car, subject to approval, and you pay on delivery by card, crypto or Tabby. Its FAQ says you can even rent without a credit card.

You only find out at the approval stage, which looks at your age, passport country, documents and driving experience. Ask before the day whether you are approved and, if not, what deposit applies.

Choose Paddock if you do not have a credit card, or want to pay only on delivery.

10. Renty

Renty has no-deposit prices on most of its newer Lamborghinis, and five Trustpilot reviewers from 2023 to 2026 say they paid no deposit.

Two others say they were told to pay one after booking, one as a non-local and one as a British renter. Renty replied that it does offer no-deposit rentals, but confirm it for your nationality and residency in writing first.

Choose Renty if you are a resident and want a newer Lamborghini with no deposit.

How Does No-Deposit Car Rental Work in Dubai?

With no deposit, the company still needs a way to collect fines, Salik tolls and damage after you return the car. A deposit does that job, so when it goes, one of four things usually takes its place.

Either way, you still pay every fine and toll from the rental. Fines can arrive weeks later, and most companies add an admin fee to each one.

Is No Deposit More Expensive?

Usually not. On OneClickDrive the zero-deposit Lamborghinis are among the cheapest, Rentop's no-deposit Ferraris cost no more than the one that needs a deposit, and Octane's no-deposit Club Card price is lower than its standard price. Superior is the one company that charges for it openly, and its fee only beats the refundable hold on shorter rentals.

Before You Book a No-Deposit Car

Most of these companies say "no deposit" on the car page and something different in their terms. A few messages before you book will tell you which applies to you.

1. Ask "Is anything taken at delivery?" Name the exact car and your nationality, and ask for the answer on WhatsApp so you have it in writing.
2. Ask what happens to your card. Whether it is kept on file, and what can be charged to it after the rental.
3. Ask how fines and Salik are collected. And how much the admin fee is per fine, as some add 3% plus AED 70.
4. Read what you sign at delivery. On booking sites like Rentop and OneClickDrive, the contract is with the company that owns the car.
5. Keep every receipt and message. Fines can arrive a month after you return the car.

For prices on specific cars, see our guides to Lamborghini rental in Dubai and Ferrari rental in Dubai.