Miami rideshare car rental
Rent a car for Uber in Miami
Live in Miami-Dade and need a car that works for Uber, Lyft or delivery apps? Drive 2 Earn rents cars by the week from $375, with no security deposit and commercial insurance included.
Miami-Dade drivers are eligible
Our weekly rentals are open to drivers who live in Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach County. If your home address is in Miami, Hialeah, Doral, Kendall, Homestead, Miami Gardens or anywhere else in Miami-Dade County, you meet the residence requirement.
After pickup, the car stays in the same three-county area. You can work all of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. Taking the car outside those counties needs our OK first; leaving without permission can mean fees or losing the rental.
Pickup is in Fort Lauderdale, not Miami
We have one location: 800 E Broward Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301. There is no Miami office. Every rental starts there, and it is also where we handle support.
From downtown Miami it is roughly a 30 to 40 minute drive north on I-95, depending on traffic. On pickup day, get a ride up or take a rideshare there, sign, and drive your rental back home to start working.
Cars change every day, so call or text (305) 788-9532 before you head up to make sure the car you want is ready.
Which car fits Miami driving
Miami work means short trips, stop-and-go traffic on the expressways and long hours with the A/C on. Gas is not included in the weekly price, so a fuel-efficient sedan keeps more of each fare in your pocket.
- Economy, $375 a week. Our lowest price, for example a Nissan Sentra. A practical choice for UberX, Lyft and delivery.
- Standard and premium sedans, $400 to $450 a week. Cars like the Honda Civic, Nissan Altima, Hyundai Sonata, Kia K5 and Honda Accord give passengers more room on longer rides across town.
- SUV and XL, from $500 a week. A 7-seat Kia Carnival or an Acura MDX makes sense if you want larger groups, riders with luggage going to and from Miami International Airport (MIA), or UberXL trips. Which Uber or Lyft ride types a car qualifies for is set by the app, so check its current vehicle rules.
See what is on the lot today on our current vehicles list.
Weekly pricing for Miami drivers
Every weekly price includes commercial insurance, maintenance and repairs for normal wear and tear, and roadside assistance. Gas is on you.
At pickup you pay your first week plus a one-time $100 license verification fee. There is no security deposit and no traditional credit check. Rentals are week to week with no long-term contract, and payments are due weekly after that.
Requirements
- 25 or older
- A valid driver’s license
- Live in Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach County
- Meet the rideshare background requirements
- Proof of income or a way to pay weekly
Bring to pickup
Your driver’s license, your first week’s rent and the one-time $100 license verification fee.
Denied by Uber or Lyft?
You must meet the platform’s requirements to drive rideshare. If you don’t, you may still qualify to rent for delivery apps.
How it works from Miami
Apply online
The application takes about 5 minutes.
Get approved
We check your license and background. Most approvals are done within 24 hours, then we call to set up pickup.
Come to Fort Lauderdale
Bring your license, first week’s rent and the $100 fee to 800 E Broward Blvd.
Drive home and go online
Head back to Miami and start driving for Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Uber Eats and more.
Questions Miami drivers ask
Do I have to come back to Fort Lauderdale every week?
Payments are weekly, but you can make them online through your account or the payment page. If the car needs maintenance or a swap, call us and we’ll tell you what to do.
Can I switch cars later?
Yes. Vehicle swaps are allowed based on availability and approval, so you can move to a bigger car if you start taking more airport or group trips.
Can I use it for personal driving?
Yes, within reason. Most of your driving should be for work.