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    CarBros

    5.0 (7 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Car Bros is the best, they offer dependable, reliable service and fair prices. I'd recommend this rideshare service anyday.

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    Getaround

    Getaround

    (203 reviews)

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    Out of all the car rental services I have used, I like Getaround the best for short trips (less…read morethan 1 day). I've used Turo, traditional car rental companies (Hertz, Enterprise, etc.), and Zipcar. I think Truo and traditional rental companies are built more for longer term rentals and Zipcar is the most comparable. The hourly rates for Getaround are fairly reasonable, much better than Zipcar, plus Getaround doesn't charge a monthly fee. However, there is a reason why Zipcar is so expensive: the cars are owned and maintained by the company instead of ordinary people. With Getaround, you're renting out other people's cars and so the company doesn't have full control over the vehicle. It is possible that you may book a car that looks pretty good in the listing but when you get it, it's kind of dirty or not what you expected because the owner doesn't clean/maintain it. That is not necessarily Getaround's fault. For me, I've accepted that this may happen (and it has before), but for the money I save by not using Zipcar, it's fine by me. I have used Getaround so much that I know which cars in my area are clean and well-maintained and I tend to stick to those. If you're not willing to take the risk that a car might not be in perfect condition, then I'd say you should be willing to pay a premium for that. I've had maybe 2 interactions with customer service and both have been very good. I once got automatically charged a lot for gas because the car is parked on a slope and that affected the fuel level recorded after I dropped the car back. I only drove 5 miles in a 22mpg car, but the fuel level recordings made it seem like I used nearly 10% of the gas. I got my money back after explaining to CS via email. Another time I dropped off the car and then when I got to my apartment 2 blocks away I realized I left something in the car. I was able to call a customer service rep via the app and they waited on the phone as I walked back to the car and helped me unlock the car to get the item and lock it back up. Based on all of my Getaround experiences so far I'd definitely recommend it if you're a fairly flexible person with realistic expectations.

    Crap cars and absolutely NO way to retrieve or contact the owner after you lock the car if you left…read morean item. They should at least provide you 1hr in case you did leave an item. INSTEAD their customer service (which is really non-existent) tells you--you need to rent the same car again for an hour--in the hopes your item may still be there..., SERIOUSLY. What BS. NEVER AGAIN.

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    Uber

    (927 reviews)

    So these bastards signed me up for an Uber One account without my permission…read more Here's what happened: I was trying to place an early morning coffee order with GrubHub. My browser suggested Uber, and I was half-awake and uncaffeinated, so I clicked through to Uber and started to enter my GrubHub login info. By the time I realized my mistake, Uber had my email. But I hadn't given them my credit card. Which raises a troubling question: If they really erased my data -- as they said they did when I deleted my account earlier -- how were they able to sign me up for Uber One and start billing me? When I read the email congratulating me on my Uber One membership, I was livid. Had to spend the next half hour trying to cancel, because of course, you can't talk to an agent. I'll double down on what I said earlier. This is a shady company. They're too cheap to invest in customer service, and they operate right on the borderline between crooked and legal. Don't trust them.

    This review covers only driver side…read more The driving experience its self is good. There's nothing inherently wrong with the drive it's self. Yes, a few glitches in the GPS and App but easily resolved in a few minutes time. The HR management and staff handling? This is where they bombed it so bad I'm returning my Uber rental and charging off the card involved in the rental. Since the expense was classified as "experimental rehabilitation - physical rehab driving" it is legally medical rehabilitative in nature thereby authorizing me to engage a hostile default against the creditor. I didn't lose any money Uber. You guys did though. You guys 'lost' $500 because the card is smoked and you still owe me $119 So you lost $619 as a company and blew out a credit trade line. All because you guys can't follow the EFTA and notify people prior to the day of payout. If you people sent a text or email yesterday I'd have halted the payment to the dead account that I have no idea how many banks ago it was. Honestly think that was from when I had banking at Citi. Nah. Instead you just send money to dead accounts and expect it to come back and then expect people to have no remote telematics over their funds. You guys use far more telematics on me driving than you do on the MONEY coming. If you can track a single drink being delivered from point A to point B but you can't trace $119 and halt it being possibly stolen then you deserve me 'stealing' from every credit card I have. I don't care about credit when I can make $15,000 of cash show up in my bank account with deposit structuring. Fight fire with fire Fight fraud with fraud.

    CarBros - carshares - Updated May 2026

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