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Rent a car for gig work in Dallas-Fort Worth from $350 a week. Maintenance and unlimited in-state miles included. Pick up in Fort Worth or get it delivered.
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#FFDE59
Mustard
255, 222, 89
48, 100, 67
0, 13, 65, 0
#1C397C
Jacksons Purple
28, 57, 124
222, 63, 30
77, 54, 0, 51
#FFFCEF
Island Spice
255, 252, 239
49, 100, 97
0, 1, 6, 0
Elevated Rentals provides weekly vehicle rentals for rideshare and delivery drivers across the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Based in Fort Worth, the company serves drivers working with apps such as Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, and other transportation, grocery, and delivery platforms. Rentals start at $350 per week, with a low deposit, routine maintenance, and unlimited mileage while driving in Texas included. The weekly pricing has no hourly rates or per-mile charges for in-state driving.
Its fleet includes fuel-efficient sedans, such as a 2014 Mazda 3 and a 2015 Honda Accord, with availability subject to change. Drivers can collect a vehicle in Fort Worth at no charge or arrange delivery anywhere in DFW for a flat $50 fee. The application process involves an online application, approval checks, and pickup or delivery. Renters must be at least 25, hold a valid driver’s license, provide a credit card for payments and the deposit, show gig-driving history, and pass a background check.
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The Elevated Rentals color palette uses the hex codes #FFDE59, #1C397C and #FFFCEF.
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