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When renting an exotic car, it's important to be aware of the specific policies that may differ from standard car rentals. Here are some common elements you might find in an exotic car rental policy:

1. **Age Requirements**: Many companies require renters to be at least 25 years old. Some may allow younger renters but charge an additional fee.

2. **Driver’s License**: A valid driver’s license is typically required, and some companies may ask for an international driving permit if you're renting in a foreign country.

3. **Insurance Requirements**: Exotic car rentals often require specific insurance coverage. You may need to purchase insurance through the rental company or show proof of personal insurance that covers exotic vehicles.

4. **Deposit and Payment**: Expect a substantial deposit, often several thousand dollars, which may be held on your credit card. Payment methods can also be restricted to credit cards only.

5. **Mileage Limits**: Some rentals may have mileage limits, and exceeding them could result in additional charges.

6. **Fuel Policy**: Cars are usually provided with a full tank and must be returned full. Failure to do so can incur refueling fees.

7. **Maintenance and Repairs**: Renters are typically responsible for any damage beyond normal wear and tear. Be sure to understand what is covered under the rental agreement.

8. **Driving Restrictions**: Many companies prohibit off-road driving or use on race tracks. Ensure you understand any limitations.

9. **Cancellation Policy**: Understand the terms regarding cancellations and any associated fees.

10. **Additional Drivers**: There may be fees for adding extra drivers, and they often need to meet the same requirements as the primary driver.

Before signing any agreement, it's essential to read the policy carefully and clarify any questions with the rental company.