Ferrari 296 GTB — Milan

The 296 GTB is Ferrari's clearest statement on what a mid-engine berlinetta should feel like when hybrid engineering meets Maranello instinct. Its 830 hp arrives through a twin-turbo V6 paired with an electric motor — a powertrain layout that produces immediate, linear thrust out of slow corners and relentless acceleration on open stretches. Two seats, rear-wheel drive, and a cockpit that wraps tightly around the driver. This is not a grand tourer designed for passive comfort. It rewards attention. Renting the 2023 Ferrari 296 GTB in Milan places that character against some of northern Italy's most compelling roads. The A9 north toward Lake Como opens into the SP583 lakeside route — narrow, technical, threaded with short tunnels and elevation changes that suit the car's compact wheelbase and sharp turn-in. Weekday mornings, when tourist traffic thins, the road belongs to drivers who understand what they're holding. The 296 GTB responds to that kind of focus. From a practical standpoint, Milan Luxury Cars holds one variant of this model, available from €1,700 per day. Handover can be arranged at key points across the city — Malpensa or Linate airports, Porta Nuova business hotels, or residential addresses outside the Area C congestion zone, which avoids camera fines and simplifies logistics on both ends of the booking. For clients arriving by private aviation at Linate, the transfer distance is roughly 8 km into the centre, keeping the first drive short and controlled while you settle into the car's responses. Beyond Como, the 296 GTB suits a Monza day — the Autodromo sits only 20 km from central Milan, and the drive through Brianza parkland is a measured warm-up before arriving at a circuit synonymous with Ferrari's racing history. Clients planning multi-day routes toward Bergamo Alta or the Franciacorta vineyards will find the car composed on autostrada sections, though its true appetite is for roads with rhythm and variety. Deposit terms and insurance options are covered in a documented briefing before collection, so there are no ambiguities once you have the key.