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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.
Enterprise are not alone in offering rental packages that have unlimited mileage only within the 'region' of where the car is rented, and some of those contracts do tend to have terms which forbid driving beyond that area at all, per above comments. When shopping around for rentals, you need to bear these aspects in mind and compare all rental ...
I know that Enterprise asks what states you will be driving in, but last time I rented fro them it could be ANY states, as long as it was disclosed. Budget says "Unlimited Mileage. When your car rental contract includes unlimited mileage, you can drive anywhere, as far as you like, without incurring mileage surcharges."
We travel west nearly every fall. We average 5000 miles over 2 and 1/2 weeks-- and from central Ohio. Always use Enterprise and choose unlimited miles and never once have we had an issue. Unlimited miles is unlimited miles. We do round trips... I've never done a one way rental.
Total price with Enterprise through Costco with no restrictions, unlimited mileage is $196. Obviously, any agency builds in a one-way or "drop fee" and it is never disclosed as such. The rates may also vary daily due to supply and demand. Report inappropriate content.
Last year we rented for 9 weeks a SUV from Enterprise (Berkeley/San Francisco) with 'unlimited miles' which turned out to be 3,000 per month. We were contacted by Enterprise after 30 days for a speedo reading to check the mileage. Lucky for us the first month was 'just under' and our 2nd month just over. They took the difference from our credit ...
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