$35 for a One-Year Car-Sharing Membership to Zipcar ($125 Value)
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- Many car models available
- Includes insurance and gas
- Several DC-area locations
- Convenient and eco-friendly
For $35, today's Groupon gets you a one-year Zipcar membership and a $50 driving credit (a $125 total value). Urbanites who ordinarily hoof it, use public transit, or ride on the backs of men bred for transportation purposes can't resist the convenience of wheels-at-will without the hassles of car ownership.
Reserve a truck for heavy hauling, a hybrid for whale saving, or a coupe for couping; there are tons of models you can choose to drive. View vehicle availability online, and then reserve the car; Zipcars live in hundreds of locations all over the city. The reservation includes driver's insurance and a gas card to fill up the tank. Reservations are billable by the hour or by the day, starting at $7 per hour and $69 per day, and reservations include 180 free miles per day. This Groupon covers the $25 membership sign-up fee in addition to your year’s membership (a $50 value) and a $50 driving credit. Click here to see complete rate info.
Signing up is easy; your Groupon will include simple instructions for redeeming on Zipcar's website. Anyone who doesn't meet Zipcar safe-driver requirements will not be eligible for membership but will receive a complete refund in one to two weeks. You must activate your Groupon within the next month—please note that your membership will automatically renew at the end of your year if you do not cancel it.
This Groupon is for new Zipcar clients only.
Reviews
Zipcar in DC received a four-star average from Yelpers. Epinionators gave it a 2.5-star average and six Insider Pagers gave it a two-star average, many focusing on customer service, while others were impressed by the convenience of Zipcars:
- Cooler, easier, less expensive and more convenient way to rent a car. – mithril, Epinions
- It is great for students, or people in the city who dont have cars, because you can use it just for an hour or two to go and get groceries. – Jeff G., Insider Pages
- Many car models available
- Includes insurance and gas
- Several DC-area locations
- Convenient and eco-friendly
For $35, today's Groupon gets you a one-year Zipcar membership and a $50 driving credit (a $125 total value). Urbanites who ordinarily hoof it, use public transit, or ride on the backs of men bred for transportation purposes can't resist the convenience of wheels-at-will without the hassles of car ownership.
Reserve a truck for heavy hauling, a hybrid for whale saving, or a coupe for couping; there are tons of models you can choose to drive. View vehicle availability online, and then reserve the car; Zipcars live in hundreds of locations all over the city. The reservation includes driver's insurance and a gas card to fill up the tank. Reservations are billable by the hour or by the day, starting at $7 per hour and $69 per day, and reservations include 180 free miles per day. This Groupon covers the $25 membership sign-up fee in addition to your year’s membership (a $50 value) and a $50 driving credit. Click here to see complete rate info.
Signing up is easy; your Groupon will include simple instructions for redeeming on Zipcar's website. Anyone who doesn't meet Zipcar safe-driver requirements will not be eligible for membership but will receive a complete refund in one to two weeks. You must activate your Groupon within the next month—please note that your membership will automatically renew at the end of your year if you do not cancel it.
This Groupon is for new Zipcar clients only.
Reviews
Zipcar in DC received a four-star average from Yelpers. Epinionators gave it a 2.5-star average and six Insider Pagers gave it a two-star average, many focusing on customer service, while others were impressed by the convenience of Zipcars:
- Cooler, easier, less expensive and more convenient way to rent a car. – mithril, Epinions
- It is great for students, or people in the city who dont have cars, because you can use it just for an hour or two to go and get groceries. – Jeff G., Insider Pages