About this tour
When Em from our team hired a Mustang convertible for the day, it felt like stepping into a cliché—but honestly, the car delivered. The rental outfit stocks a solid fleet of these American icons and keeps their pricing sharp and their process straightforward. You get unlimited kilometres, basic insurance bundled in, and the sort of no-drama service that means you can actually enjoy the drive instead of fussing over the hire company. The vibe is relaxed, the car is fun, and if you're after a day behind the wheel of something with genuine character, this ticks the box.
Highlights
- Unlimited kilometres means you're not nickel-and-dimed on distance
- Competitive rates compared to standard sedan rentals
- Friendly staff who sort logistics quickly and efficiently
- Choice of models within their Mustang fleet to suit your taste
- Basic insurance included—you're covered for the essentials
- Optional full-coverage upgrade at $20 keeps costs flexible
- Wheelchair-accessible rental process and vehicle options available
What to expect
The rental process is clean and quick—no surprises or upsells forced on you, though they'll walk you through the coverage options upfront. You'll hand over a $300 security deposit (refundable) and settle on insurance before you drive off. The Mustang itself is what you'd expect: responsive steering, that distinctive rumble, and the wind in your hair if the roof's down. Em found the car genuinely fun to drive for a full day, though petrol consumption was noticeable and you'll need to return the tank at the same level you started with—factor that into your route planning. Tolls get charged separately at the end, so know your route if you're trying to avoid them.
The team were helpful about the fine print and didn't rush us out the door. If you're thinking about upgrading to full coverage (zero deductible), that $20 is worth considering if you're unfamiliar with driving on the roads you're covering.
Good to know
You're hiring a genuinely fun car without the usual rental-company markups. Unlimited kilometres is rare and genuinely useful for a day trip. The insurance options are transparent, and the staff aren't pushy. Accessible facilities mean the rental itself works for wheelchair users, and they cater to families with infants and service animals.
Fuel costs add up quickly—budget accordingly and plan your route. The $1000 deductible on basic insurance stings if something goes wrong, so the $20 full-coverage upgrade is sensible unless you're confident. Tolls are on you and charged after the fact, so keep receipts. It's a convertible in sun, so heat management matters. Peak times may limit model choice.
Bring your valid driving licence and credit card for the deposit. Confirm fuel level before you leave the lot. Return the car with a full tank. All surfaces and parking areas are accessible. Suitable for all fitness levels.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.