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Uber car rental in Brisbane

Want to drive with Uber but don't have a car? Here's what to do.

Queensland was late to the party when it came to legalising Uber, having only done so in September this year. But now that Uber has been given the official green light, you may be considering whether you should make money using the ride-sharing service. If you don't have a car, your car isn't eligible with Uber or you simply want to use a different car for your Uber career, you can consider renting a vehicle. There are a few rental options available, so compare your options below to see if any are right for you.

Updated December 14th, 2018
Name Product Price Per Week (from) Insurance Included? Membership Fee Excess Distance Cost
Splend Car Rentals
Splend Car Rentals
$249
Yes
$275
$0.1 per km
Get access to fuel discounts, referral bonuses and member only benefits when you rent a rideshare car with Splend. Rent-to-Drive and Rent-to-Buy options available.
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DriveMyCar Uber Rentals
DriveMyCar Uber Rentals
$165
Yes
$100
$0.2 per km
Get insurance, maintenance and 24-hour roadside assistance in the all-inclusive price. Discounts available for longer rental periods.
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Europcar Uber Rental
Europcar Uber Rental
$185
No
$0
$0.25 per km
Benefit from 24/7 roadside assistance, a wide range of vehicles and no signup fee to start driving with Uber. A minimum four-week rental period applies.
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Compare your options for Uber car rental

Rental company From price per week km/week More information
Splend $249 1,000
  • $275 joining fee
  • Minimum 28-day terms
  • 14-day hand-back notice
Europcar $185 1,500
  • Four-week minimum
  • Rental paid upfront
  • No early repayment penalty
Atlas $199 Unlimited
  • One-week payment and one-week advance payment required
  • Minimum 28-day term
  • 14-day hand-back notice
Keyz $245 1,200
  • $220 joining fee
  • Two-week minimum term
  • Two-week hand-back notice
  • New car every 3 months/7,500km
Atlas From $199 Unlimited
  • One-week deposit and payment up-front
  • 28-day minimum term
  • One-day hand-back notice
UCAR $231 600
  • $500 insurance excess bond (paid over 10 weeks)
  • No minimum term
  • 14-day hand-back notice
DriveMyCar $165 1,050
  • $100 annual fee
  • $300 deposit
  • Minimum seven-day terms
  • Seven-day hand-back notice
Raceway Motorcycles $169 500
  • New for uberEATS
  • $1,000 deposit
  • Minimum two-day terms
  • Seven-day hand-back notice

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