Economy Rental in Orlando, FL: Sentra and Elantra

Our economy rental in Orlando starts with the 2025 Nissan Sentra at $45 a day, with a $250 deposit held on your card. It includes 100 miles per day and a toll pass.

Key takeaways

• Our economy class has 6 active cars, and every one is listed at the same daily rate.
• The 2025 Nissan Sentra includes 100 miles per day, then charges $0.25 for each extra mile.
• Renters must be at least 21, and pickup is at Orlando International Airport (MCO).
• Every economy car in our fleet lists a toll pass as included.

What does it cost to rent the economy car in Orlando?

The 2025 Nissan Sentra in gray is $45 a day. The deposit is $250. Extra miles past your daily allowance cost $0.25 each.

The deposit is a hold on your card. It is separate from the rental total. Plan your budget with both figures in mind, so nothing surprises you at pickup.

Here is a quick example. Three days at $45 a day gives you 100 miles included each day. The chart below uses our 2025 KIA Carnival minivan to show how a rental total grows from one to seven days. It also shows how it changes with an example of 50 extra miles a day. The economy cars follow the same pattern at their own rates.

The chart shows that mileage is the one cost you control. Stay inside your daily allowance and your total is simply the daily rate times the days. Go past it and the per-mile charge applies.

The economy class is where our rates start. Our SUVs begin at $50 a day, and the minivan at $80 a day. If cost is your main concern, the economy cars are the place to start.

What is included with the economy car rental?

Each day of your rental includes 100 miles. Past that, every extra mile is $0.25. The minimum renter age is 21.

The 2025 Nissan Sentra seats five. It has a backup camera, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth, GPS and navigation, and USB or USB-C charging. It also lists premium audio, lane-keep assist, a blind-spot monitor, push-button start, keyless entry and a child seat or LATCH setup.

The toll pass is worth noting for Orlando driving. It is listed as included on the Sentra, so you do not need to sort out tolls on your own. Check the booking page for how tolls are handled on your dates.

The other economy cars carry similar kit. The 2026 Hyundai Elantra lists a backup camera, CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth, GPS, a blind-spot monitor and lane-keep assist. Features differ a little from car to car, so read each vehicle page before you choose.

Who is the economy car a good fit for?

The Sentra suits solo travelers, couples and small groups of up to five who want a simple, affordable car for a few days in Orlando. It is a good match for everyday trips and short visits.

I rent to everyday renters, so I pick cars that make short trips easy. The 2025 Nissan Sentra gives you five seats and phone connection through CarPlay and Android Auto. Navigation is built in too. That covers most of what a visitor needs.

It works well if you plan to drive between your lodging and a few stops. With 100 miles included each day, a moderate itinerary fits comfortably inside the allowance. If you expect long daily drives, think about how the $0.25 per-mile charge would add up.

Safety and convenience features matter on unfamiliar roads. The Sentra lists lane-keep assist and a blind-spot monitor, plus a backup camera for tight parking spots. Keyless entry and push-button start keep pickup and daily use simple.

If you travel with a child, the car lists child seat or LATCH support. Confirm the details for your trip on the booking page.

How does the economy car compare with the rest of the fleet?

Our fleet has 6 economy cars, 3 SUVs and 1 minivan. The table shows every car's live daily rate, deposit, included miles and overage.

If you want more seat height and an SUV body, look at the 2026 Nissan Kicks. It is $50 a day with 100 miles included, and it seats five. Some Kicks list all-wheel drive, so check the page for the color you want.

For a bigger group, the 2025 KIA Carnival seats eight. It is $80 a day with a $250 deposit, and it lists a third row. Choose it when five seats will not be enough.

The 2024 Hyundai Sonata is also in our economy class. It lists four seats and adaptive cruise control. Pick it if you want that feature and do not need a fifth seat.

For a closer look at one model, read our guide to Nissan Sentra Rental in Orlando, FL.

How do pickup and delivery work?

Renters come to the pickup address. Our listed pickup and delivery location is Orlando International Airport (MCO).

Plan your arrival around your flight and your booking window. The details of pickup, such as where to meet and what to bring, are on the booking page. Please confirm them there before you travel.

Because renters come to us, you stay in control of your timing. Pick a pickup window that matches your arrival, and have your card ready for the deposit hold.

If your plans change, check the booking page before you book. We do not state terms here that the booking page does not confirm.

How do I book the economy car?

Booking directly on our own site is the simplest route. Here is how it goes.

1. Choose your rental dates and the economy car you want.
2. Confirm that every driver meets the minimum age of 21.
3. Review the daily rate, deposit and included miles, then book.

AutoTransitRentals keeps the booking page current, so the rate you see there is the live rate. Read each vehicle page for features before you commit.