Included Miles on a Los Angeles Car Rental

Every car in our fleet includes 200 miles per day, so a Los Angeles car rental gives you a clear daily allowance to plan around. Multiply that number by your rental days, and you have your included miles for the whole trip.

Key takeaways

• Every car in our fleet includes 200 miles per day, and extra miles are billed per mile.
• A 3-day rental carries 600 included miles, and a 7-day rental carries 1400.
• See current pricing on the booking page.
• Deposits are a hold on your card and are separate from the rental total.

How many miles are included with each car?

Each of the nine cars in our Los Angeles fleet includes 200 miles per day. That means one simple rule covers every car, whether you pick a sedan, a hatchback or an SUV. You do not have to memorize a different allowance for each vehicle.

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The table below lines up every car's daily rate, deposit, included miles and overage so you can compare them side by side. The deposit is a hold on your card, separate from the rental total. Because the allowance is the same across the fleet, the daily rate and the deposit are what set the cars apart.

One more detail worth knowing: the renter minimum age is 25 on every car listed. If you are booking for a group, check that the driver meets that before you pick a car.

What happens if you drive past the included miles?

If you go past your included miles, each extra mile is billed at the overage rate. For the Altima that rate is $0.45 per mile, and every other car in the fleet uses the same per-mile figure. Nothing changes until you pass the total for your rental days.

The overage is measured against your whole trip, not one day at a time. Say you book three days. You have 600 miles to use across those days, so a long Saturday followed by a short Sunday works fine as long as the total stays under 600.

The diagram below walks through the decision for the 2025 Nissan Altima. Either your total stays within the included miles and you pay nothing extra, or you go over and the extra miles are billed at $0.45 each.

The simplest way to avoid surprises is to decide your total mileage before pickup. If you expect to be close to the line, know the per-mile rate in advance so the math is already done.

How do the included miles add up over a longer rental?

The allowance grows in a straight line with your rental days. At 200 miles a day, 1 day gives you 200 included miles, and 2 days give you 400. Three days gives you 600, and 4 days gives you 800.

Keep going and the numbers stay easy. A 5-day rental carries 1000 included miles. A 6-day rental carries 1200, and a full 7-day week carries 1400. You can check any length of rental by multiplying the days by the daily allowance.

This matters because longer rentals give you more room for a flexible plan. You can spread your driving unevenly across the days and still stay inside the total. A quiet day costs you nothing, and a long day can borrow from it.

The chart below draws the 1 to 7 day rental total for the 2025 Nissan Altima, with and without an example of 50 extra miles a day. In the cost chart's example, 50 extra miles a day are billed at $0.45 each. It shows how the gap widens the longer you keep the car.

Which car suits a longer day of driving?

All nine cars share the same allowance and the same per-mile overage, so the choice comes down to rate, deposit and features.

See current pricing on the booking page.

See current pricing on the booking page.

See current pricing on the booking page. Compare the deposits too, since they range across the fleet. Your budget for the hold on your card may decide between two otherwise similar cars.

How do you plan a trip around the allowance?

Start with the number of days, then multiply by 200 to get your total included miles. From there, work backward to see what fits. A few quick steps keep you on track.

1. Count your rental days and multiply by the daily allowance to get your total included miles.
2. List the stops you want and add up your expected driving for the whole trip.
3. Compare that total with your included miles, and leave a little room for detours.
4. If you will likely go over, note the overage of $0.45 per mile and decide if an extra day makes more sense.
5. Pick your car, confirm the deposit, and check the booking page for current terms.

Pickup is at Royal London Court, so factor your first and last stretch into the total as well. We keep the math simple on purpose, so you can plan before you book instead of guessing at the end. Our fleet gives every renter the same daily allowance, which makes comparing cars easy.