Day trips from Los Angeles work best when you know your mileage allowance before you go. Every car in our fleet includes 200 miles per day, and extra miles are billed per mile past that. Plan the day first, then pick the car.
Key takeaways
- Each economy car in our Los Angeles fleet includes 200 miles per day.
- Miles past the allowance are billed at $0.45 per mile.
- Your included miles grow with every rental day, so a longer rental gives you a bigger allowance.
- A security deposit is a hold on your card, separate from the rental total.
How many miles are included with each car?
Every car we list includes 200 miles per day. See current pricing on the booking page. You do not need to compare mileage between cars. You compare rate and deposit instead.
See current pricing on the booking page.
The table below lays out every car side by side. It shows the daily rate, the deposit, the included miles and the per-mile overage, all pulled live. Use it to see the full picture before you choose.
| Car | Base rate | Deposit | Included miles | Each extra mile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 Nissan Altima | $339 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Toyota Camry | $349 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Ford Escape | $399 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Subaru Impreza | $329 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Nissan Sentra | $299 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2025 Honda Accord | $349 per week; minimum 7 days | $100 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
The 2025 Ford Escape, 2025 Subaru Impreza, 2025 Nissan Sentra, 2025 Honda Accord and 2025 Honda Civic also include 200 miles per day. The Impreza lists 5 seats. The deposit is a hold on your card, separate from the rental total.
What happens if you drive past the included miles?
If you pass your allowance, each extra mile is billed at $0.45. That rate applies on the Altima, and our other cars list the same per-mile charge. Stay under the allowance and you pay no overage at all.
The overage is charged only on the miles beyond what your rental days include. You are never charged for miles you had left unused.
The decision diagram below walks through the logic for the Altima. It starts with your included miles and shows what changes once you pass them. It is a quick way to see where the line sits.
That is the chart's example, not a rule about how far you should drive. Plan your own day and compare.
How do the included miles add up over a longer rental?
Your allowance is simple multiplication. At 200 miles a day, 1 day gives you 200 included miles. Two days give you 400, and 3 days give you 600.
Keep going and the numbers stay easy. Four days give you 800 included miles, 5 days give you 1000, 6 days give you 1200, and 7 days give you 1400. Each day adds the same 200 miles to your total.
The allowance builds up across the whole rental. If you drive less on day one, you carry those unused miles into later days. What counts is your total at the end of the rental, measured against your total allowance.
The chart below shows the 1 to 7 day rental total for the Altima. One line shows the rental as booked. Use it to see how overage changes the picture over a longer rental.
Which car suits a longer day of driving?
For a long day behind the wheel, pick the car that fits your group and your comfort needs. See current pricing on the booking page. It suits a small group that wants room and easy parking.
The 2025 Honda Accord and the 2025 Honda Civic both list a backup camera. See current pricing on the booking page. Pick either when you want a familiar sedan for a full day of driving.
See current pricing on the booking page. It suits a solo driver or a couple watching the budget. The 2025 KIA Niro, with its backup camera, is a good fit when you want a different style of economy car.
Every car shares the same 200 miles per day and the same $0.45 overage. So your choice comes down to rate, deposit, seats and features. The renter minimum age is 25 on all of them.
How do you plan a trip around the allowance?
Start with a rough mileage target for each day, then compare it to your allowance. A little planning keeps your trip inside the included miles.
- Decide how many rental days you need.
- Multiply the days by 200 to find your total included miles.
- Estimate your driving for each day and add it up.
- Leave a small buffer for detours, fuel stops and traffic.
- Compare your total to the allowance, and add a day if you run short.
See current pricing on the booking page. If your plan fits inside that, you pay no overage. If it does not, compare the cost of an extra day with the per-mile overage.
Royal London Drives handles pickup at Royal London Court. Check the booking page for current terms before you reserve. Then pick your car and go.
Common questions
How many miles are included per day on a Los Angeles rental?
Each car in our fleet includes 200 miles per day. Over 3 days that adds up to 600 included miles.
How much does it cost to drive past the included miles?
Extra miles are billed at $0.45 per mile. You pay only for the miles beyond your allowance.
What is the daily rate for the 2025 Nissan Altima?
See current pricing on the booking page. It includes 200 miles per day.
What is the minimum age to rent from you?
The minimum age listed for our economy cars is 25.
