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I recently have been looking for a rental with unlimited miles myself. Some car rentals like avis and budget advertise unlimited miles, but read the fine print. They often limit the so called "unlimited miles" to only a handful of states, with a 25 - 35 cent/mile surcharge for any miles outside of those states.
Two years ago we put 1200 miles on in 6 days around Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. Last year it was 1200 again from Rapid City and Yellowstone. This year Rocky Mountain National Park and on to Moab to visit Arches/Canyonlands the first week in Sept. The car was rented through Priceline 3 months ago with unlimited mileage.
A 500-miles-per-month plan starts at $499, 800 miles starts at $549 and a 1,200-miles-per-month plan costs at least $599, with each extra mile costing 40 cents. As with other services, maintenance ...
Two days later, I picked up a Hertz rental with unlimited mileage and drove it in three states - and Hertz did not care at all. That's why I don't consider them in the same category. Enterprise/Zipcar started by focusing on local, short-term rentals and Hertz/Avis (their parent companies) had a different business model.
Vehicle subscription is a service where a customer pays a recurring fee for the right to use one or more automotive vehicles. Some vehicle subscriptions offer insurance and maintenance as part of the subscription fee; other subscriptions allow the subscriber to switch between different vehicles during their subscription period.
Just got back from a 9 week rental with Enterprise that was "unlimited miles" but on checking, unlimited was actually 3,000 per month. We had to report miles after 1 month and were charged excess per mile if we went over which we did the 2nd month.
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