Convertible rental
For coastal drives — Pacific Coast Highway, the Overseas Highway, the Blue Ridge Parkway.
What to expect from this class
Boot space with the roof down is genuinely small, and the class is seasonal, so fleets shrink outside summer in northern states. Book early or be flexible on the exact model.
- 4 seats
- 1–2 bags
- Seasonal fleet
Capacities shown are typical for the class and are not guaranteed by any supplier. If luggage or seating is tight for your group, say so when you request a quote and we will size the booking against your actual bags rather than the category name.
Other classes worth quoting alongside it
Economy
- 4 seats
- 2 small bags
- Best fuel economy
The least expensive class in most fleets. Fine for two adults, city driving and short highway runs; tight on luggage and on long climbs with a full load.
What this class really means
Compact
- 5 seats
- 2 bags
- Easy to park
One size up from economy. Noticeably better on the interstate, still small enough for old downtowns and tight garages.
What this class really means
Midsize sedan
- 5 seats
- 3 bags
- Long-drive comfort
The default American road-trip car. Comfortable at highway speed for hours, sensible on fuel, big enough for a family of four with luggage.
What this class really means
Full-size sedan
- 5 seats
- 4 bags
- Extra rear legroom
More rear legroom and more boot than a midsize, without moving up to an SUV’s fuel bill.
What this class really meansGet this class quoted properly
All-in total, counter rules confirmed, and several suppliers compared on your dates.