BMW M3 starting from $399/day

BMW M3 starting from $399/day:

The BMW M3 is a high-performance version of the BMW 3 Series compact car, developed by BMW's branch BMW M. M3 models have been derived from the E30, E36, E46 and E90/E92/E93 3-series, and sold with coupe, sedan and convertible body styles. Common upgrades over the "standard" 3-Series automobiles include more powerful and responsive (yet at times smaller) engines, improved handling/suspension, more aggressive aerodynamics/body, and multiple interior/exterior accents with the "M"/Motorsport nomenclature..

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Toyota Matrix starting from $59.99/day

Toyota Matrix starting from $59.99/day:

Freshened styling and newly available safety features mark the 2005 Matrix. This crossover wagon shares its basic design and Toyota powertrain with the Pontiac Vibe, which differs slightly in appearance. Matrix has a swing-up tailgate with separate-opening window and a 1.8-liter 4-cyl engine. Three models are offered. Standard and XR versions offer front- or all-wheel drive. They have 130 hp in front-drive form, 123 with AWD. The sporty XRS model comes only with front-wheel drive and has 170 hp. AWD versions have a 4-speed automatic transmission. Front-drive Standard and XR models come with a 5-speed manual transmission or optional automatic. A 6-speed manual is the only XRS transmission. AWD versions have the same ride height as front-drive equivalents and are not designed for off-road use. ABS is standard for XRS and AWD versions, optional otherwise. XRSs have rear disc brakes vs. drums. An antiskid system is a new-for-'05 option and is available on front-drive, automatic-transmission XRs. Also newly available are head-protecting curtain side airbags; they're included in an option that carries over front torso side airbags. All models get a new front bumper, grille, and clear-lens taillamps. Wheels are 16 inch, with 17s available for XRS and the front-drive XR..

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Toyota Sienna starting from $79.99/day

Toyota Sienna starting from $79.99/day:

All have a 230-hp V6 and a 5-speed automatic transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard. All but the CE are available with all-wheel drive. Antilock brakes and a tire-pressure monitor are standard. AWD versions have run-flat tires. All Siennas have a tilt/telescope steering wheel, remote keyless entry, and rear air conditioning. The sliding side doors have power-down windows. A power right-side sliding door is optional for LEs. XLEs and Limiteds come with dual power doors, power liftgate, and--new for '05--dual power front seats (vs. driver only). Seating for seven is standard and includes 2nd-row buckets and a 60/40 split folding 3rd-row bench that folds into the floor. CE and LE can carry eight via an optional 2nd-row bench; its middle section is sized for a child-safety seat. Standard on Limited are front torso airbags and head-protecting curtain side airbags covering all three seating rows. Other models offer packages that group the airbags with various features. Limiteds and AWD Siennas have 17-inch wheels vs. 16s. Exclusive to Limiteds are standard xenon headlamps, front/rear-obstacle warning, and radar cruise control. A navigation system and rear DVD entertainment are optional for most Siennas..

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Nissan Altima starting from $69.99/day

Nissan Altima starting from $69.99/day:

Nissans popular Altima model was the car that really turned the company around. Although Nissan has produced all kinds of fine models over the years, the 1990s were plagued by financial problems which were ultimately solved by a merger with French giant Renault. Under shrewd Renault boss Carlos Ghosn, Nissan (and Infiniti) came up with a deluge of new models, many of which won international awards. .

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Nissan X-trail starting from $89.99/day

Nissan X-trail starting from $89.99/day:

The AWD system allows drivers to select 2WD, which keeps power to the front wheels for maximum fuel economy; Auto, which engages the automatic system for more traction on slippery roads; and “Lock”, which locks the system into 50/50 for off-road or deep snow under 30 km/h. Even in 2WD, though, the system will route power to the rear wheels on quick acceleration if it slips; the button promises more driver control than the vehicle is willing to relinquish. Front-wheel-drive models have a “Snow Mode” switch, which retards engine power to maximize traction under slippery conditions..

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Toyota Corolla starting from $49.99/day

Toyota Corolla starting from $49.99/day:

This popular small sedan lends its platform to Toyota's Matrix wagon and the related Pontiac Vibe. Corolla offers base CE, sporty S, luxury LE, and performance-oriented XRS models. All use a 1.8-liter 4-cyl engine. CE, S, and LE send 126 hp through 5-speed manual or optional 4-speed automatic transmissions. XRS has 164 hp and mandatory 6-speed manual, plus unique trim, sport suspension, and 16-inch wheels instead of 15s. ABS with tire-pressure monitor is standard on XRS, optional otherwise. Front side airbags and head-protecting curtain side airbags are available linewide. S and LE offer an optional antiskid system. Leather upholstery is available for LE..

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