Every Florida rental seems to start the same way — a delayed flight, a counter queue, then a shuttle to a lot somewhere off the airport. Book with us and collect locally instead. Daily and weekly rates, plus long-term holds for winter stays.
Florida rental demand runs on longer bookings than most states. Theme park families take seven days or more. Cruise passengers need a car either side of a sailing. Snowbirds arrive in December and stay until April. Very few people here rent for a single day.
That changes what you should compare. The weekly rate, not the daily one, is the number that matters, and owner-set weekly rates are usually well below seven times the daily figure.
Florida rentals start from $29 a day. Pricing rises through the December to April peak and again through mid-summer, tracking school holidays. Book early for those windows, particularly around Orlando.
Florida uses SunPass and toll-by-plate, and a lot of the state is now entirely cashless, including several Miami-Dade expressways and the roads around Orlando International. Tolls on a RentUFS booking are tracked through our TollSpot integration and charged to you transparently, so there is no scramble for change and no violation notice weeks later.
Florida has no periodic state safety or emissions inspection. Parking is the real constraint in Miami Beach and around the Orlando attractions corridor. Hurricane season runs June to November. All drivers must be at least 21.
Florida is one of the better states to list a car in, because the bookings are long. Theme park visitors take a week. Snowbirds take a month or more. Cruise passengers need a car around a sailing date. Fewer handovers, longer runs, more predictable income.
Listing is free, you set your own daily, weekly and monthly rates, and we charge zero commission on what you earn.
Tourism drives most of it. Orlando is dominated by families booking seven days or longer around the parks and the Kissimmee corridor. Miami combines international visitors, cruise traffic and one of the largest rideshare driver populations in the Southeast. Tampa mixes business travel with Gulf Coast leisure and cruise departures.
Peak season runs December to April, with a second lift through mid-summer. Hurricane season from June to November is the quietest stretch.
The vehicle must be registered and insured in Florida. There is no periodic state safety or emissions inspection here, which makes listing simpler than in most states.
Every booking carries liability coverage up to $1M plus state minimums, with a deductible of $3,500 for vehicles valued at $55,000 or under and $6,000 above. SunPass and toll-by-plate charges incurred by renters are billed to them rather than to you.
Tolls: SunPass and toll-by-plate across most expressways. Several roads are entirely cashless.
Main airports: Miami International (MIA), Orlando International (MCO) and Tampa International (TPA).
Inspection: Florida requires no periodic state safety or emissions inspection.
Minimum age: 21, with a valid driver's licence.
Worth knowing: hurricane season runs June through November. Parking is the real constraint in Miami Beach and along the Orlando attractions corridor.
Liability: up to $1M on every booking, plus Florida state minimums for physical damage and property.
Deductible: $3,500 for vehicles valued at $55,000 or under, $6,000 above that.
Chosen at checkout: you select your coverage tier before booking, so the figure is never a surprise later.
Every renter verified: ID checked, minimum age 21.
Tolls: SunPass and toll-by-plate charges are tracked through TollSpot and billed with the booking, which matters on Florida's cashless expressways.
Florida rentals start from $29 a day. Owners set their own rates, so pricing varies by vehicle and dates, and rises through the December to April peak. Every listing shows its daily, weekly and monthly rate before you book.
Yes. RentUFS rents to drivers aged 21 and over with a valid licence and ID verification. There is no young driver surcharge.
Coverage is included and selected at checkout. Liability runs up to $1M plus state minimums, with a $3,500 deductible on vehicles valued at $55,000 or under and $6,000 above that.
Florida uses SunPass and toll-by-plate, and many expressways around Miami and Orlando are entirely cashless. Tolls incurred during your rental are tracked through TollSpot and billed with the booking.
Usually yes. Airport rentals carry concession recovery fees, a customer facility charge and a state rental surcharge that a local pickup avoids. Those additions compound over a week or longer booking.