Enterprise Rent-A-Car review

The median daily rate across the rental listings is €6.50. The cheapest listings sit at €0.70 a day and the dearest reach €43.84, so the class of car and the length of the hire both move the total a long way.

Most rentals in the shortlist ask for a deposit, and the median level is €50 while the highest is €263.09. Some listings sit at €0, so the amount blocked on a card varies by company and by the vehicle chosen.

Yes, and the shortlist reflects that mix: flights appear on 50% of the rental pages and hotels on 58.8%, with transfers at 29.4% and parking at 12.7%. A trip can be sorted across vehicle, stay and travel in one place.

Most brands in the car hire shortlist have a booking app, at 86%, so reservations and changes can be handled on a phone. Fewer, at 14%, run on a website alone, so the app status for a specific company is worth checking first.

Phone support is the most common route in the shortlist, at 71.4%, with email at 80.2% and a help centre at 84.6%. Chat sits lower, at 42.9%, so a call or an email is the surer option.

The car hire shortlist covers 102 rental brands, enough to show a spread of daily rates and deposits rather than a single quote. More broadly the site tracks 1,014 travel brands, so rental listings sit next to the larger booking categories.

Longer trips shape a large part of the site, with 71.1% aimed at longer journeys against 98.9% for short breaks. That suits a rental well, since the daily rate at €6.50 matters more the further a family drives.

The van range runs from small to XL, and includes Luton vans and specialist models for heavier or more unusual loads. Choosing the right size depends on the load a driver needs to carry.

Hire covers business trips, weekend getaways, household moves and family holidays across the UK. Cars and vans are both available for these needs.

Organisations use these programmes when they need vehicles shaped around their own requirements. The arrangement is flexible and works around the way a fleet is used.