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I'm thinking about using zip car to replace my main car instead of buying or leasing a car.

Ne1 ever have any experiences with them?
 
U pay hourly or daily for a car and u get a full tank of gas plus insurance coverage. So its like a lease but u only pay for it when u wanna use it
 
i think i saw a civic that said zip car on it and was wondering what it is...i mean if you use a car like once a month maybe worth it but everyday i dono...
 
F Zip Cars, you need to mess with Classic Car Club

Classic Car Club Manhattan

Classic Car Club is the first automotive club of its kind in the world and has been turning wheels across Europe for 15 years. It's the smartest, easiest and most cost-effective way to drive fifty years of the greatest cars ever built.
So how does it work?
The concept is simple. Join the club and you get to drive all of our cars! There are no ownership or insurance requirements, no hassles, simply sign up and get behind the wheel, we take care of all the hard work.

Typical annual memberships work on a point system and range from $8,000-$14,000 per year and offer between 30 and 80 days driving depending on which cars you drive and when.

Just a few of the cars they have (they're constantly updating their inventory:
  • 2005 Ford GT
    2009 Nissan GT-R
    2005 Ferrari F430
    2006 Ariel Atom
    2006 Lamborghini Gallardo
    2002 Porsche 911 Turbo
    2008 Maserati Gran Turismo
    1969 Jaguar E-Type
    2007 Porsche GT3
    1996 Ferrari F355 GTS
    2007 Bentley GTC
    1970 Mercedes 280SE 3.5 Cabriolet
    2008 Audi R8
    1965 Shelby Cobra
    1991 Acura NSX
    2007 Saleen Mustang
    2005 Lotus Elise HRM
    2002 BMW M5
    2007 Range Rover Sport Supercharged
    1966 Mustang Fastback
    1968 Firebird 400 Convertible
    1975 Ferrari 308 GT4
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man i'm checking out that classic car club and i'm in awe...all those cars you can drive...geez. maybe i'll join instead of using the money as a downpayment to omy dream car (which they have in there)
 
Originally Posted by Mycoldyourdone

lol what da hell is that...car time share?

lol thats exactly what it is.

I just keep having to take my car to the shop. Its starting to cost more $ than its worth
 
My wife and are I thinking of moving, and if we do (and its SF) we're for sure getting rid of the whips and using Zip Cars.

I've had a few friends use them, and their rates are fine and quality + service is above average.
 
I was thinking about signing up for the service.
They even have discounts for college students. I just was thinking about using them for when I'm on campus or using them to go around town/to the airport.
 
I was actually shocked to see them at my Alma Mater, which is definitely a smaller school in Northern CA.

I think the concept is awesome especially in city's with high density, bad mass transit and overall terrible parking situations. Zip Car has reserved spots and some lots.
 
Originally Posted by LazyJ10

My wife and are I thinking of moving, and if we do (and its SF) we're for sure getting rid of the whips and using Zip Cars.

I've had a few friends use them, and their rates are fine and quality + service is above average.
Do they pick up/drop u off when u need a car?
 
I don't believe so, I see a ton of locations in SF.

It's not a full fledged rental service like you'd find at the air port.
 
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