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Rent a Ford Mustang at San Francisco Airport with Movly

Ford Mustang

or similar
Ford Mustang
from $59 per day
  • 2 doors
  • Automatic transmission
  • 4 seats
  • 2 large suitcases
  • Full to Full
  • Air conditioning
  • Android Auto
  • Apple CarPlay
  • Rearview camera
  • Bluetooth

Add convenient extras to your rental:

Additional Coverage

Additional Coverage

Deposit reduced to €200. No deductible required if the Movly car is damaged in an accident.

Meet & Greet service

Meet & Greet service

We will deliver the vehicle as close to your arrival point as possible.

Cross-border fee

Cross-border fee

This fee permits you to cross the border into all EEA countries except Iceland.

Additional driver

Additional driver

Infant seat

Infant seat

5.5–29 lb

Toddler car seat

Toddler car seat

20–40 lb

Child booster seat

Child booster seat

33–79 lb

Booster seat

Booster seat

Up to 80 lb

Snow chains

Snow chains

The Ford Mustang brings distinctive character to driving the roads around San Francisco. Four seats and responsive handling make it well suited to couples exploring winding stretches of coastal road. The Mustang feels engaging on the open-road sections of Highway 1.

Lombard Street

Lombard Street's famous block drops via eight hairpin bends lined with hydrangeas between Hyde and Leavenworth streets. The brick-paved road runs one-way downhill, with steps on either side open to pedestrians. The one-way descent requires careful driving, particularly when the area is busy.

Ocean Beach

Ocean Beach stretches along San Francisco's western edge, beside Sunset Dunes, a two-mile park created from part of the former Great Highway. Cold water, powerful waves and hazardous currents make the beach suitable only for experienced surfers, while swimming and wading are unsafe. The Mustang is a comfortable choice for the drive to the coast, with parking available in several areas near the beach.

Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk opened in 1907 and is home to the Giant Dipper, a 1924 wooden roller coaster and U.S. National Historic Landmark. The broad beach sits directly beside the amusement park, making it easy to combine the rides with time at the beach. The Mustang is well suited to the longer drive south to Santa Cruz.

Panoramic Highway climbs from Mill Valley through wooded slopes toward Mount Tamalpais State Park. From Pantoll Road, East Ridgecrest Boulevard continues toward East Peak. On clear days, the upper mountain offers views of San Francisco Bay, the city, the East Bay and the Farallon Islands. The Mustang feels responsive on the winding route, although the narrower sections require attentive driving.

Rent the Ford Mustang in San Francisco today.

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