car2go

Not good,
The cars are too small.

Very accident prone, not good.

Amazing service. Cars are easy to drive, comfortable and simple to park! We use the service all the time and any issues that arise during use or even after the fact have been handle quickly and professionally! I recommend it to everyone!

Would be nice if any of the cars opened with the app. Hour and 20 minutes and 6 cars later, I found one that worked. Too bad it was too late to matter. Maybe don't create such a garbage product.

I've used this service for just over a year now, and have never had a problem.
I use it as a supplement to the subway and my bike, when I don't feel like walking too far, or the weather is rain or cold.
The cars let you acknowledge any damage and interior condition of the car, each time you start your trip. Once or twice, it did smell like a dog, but other than those small things, the convenience of this service and the ample locations of their cars far outweighs anything that was previously available.
They are so easy to park, that I have no problem finding a spot within a block or two of my destination. The rates are .45 cents per minute OR 14.95 for an hour. About 85 bucks if you need it for a full day. My only peeve is that the radio pops on automatically, when starting the car.
You can reserve cars for up to 30 mins from their online app, and pause an active session if you need do a stop over.
It's really been a great option for me.

I went five blocks and was charged about 16 dollars. I tried parking in two different spots and a message popped up that said I am out of the zone. Apparently you can't park past Ocean Avenue. Also, if you are short do not even bother using this car-- the seat barely moves forward and it was almost impossible and dangerous for me to drive. It was really not worth it. A cab would have been cheaper and better. This service may be good for you if you:
1. Are tall
2. Have money to waste
3. Have time to waste
4. Have the patience to follow all their parking rules
5. Do not need to go past Ocean Avenue