Uber Eats car rental: Volvo WHEB

Uber Eats car rental and the Volvo WHEB

Want the Volvo WHEB as a car for rideshare or delivery work? Start here: the car in plain words, then how booking works. Each platform sets its own vehicle rules, by city and model year; check them before you book. Weekly rates suit gig work; trips of 7 days or more use them.

The figures, translated

The EPA does not rate this model year for fuel use; heavier trucks and vans are often not rated.

The WHEB in everyday use

Being a car, it is easy to park and comfortable on longer drives.

Is it right for your trip?

It suits people curious about the model who want to drive it before they buy. It suits a family trip where everyone and everything fits in one car.

Can you rent one?

None in our fleet right now; ask and we look for one for your dates. A request for your dates gets you an offer from a person. Similar cars are listed below if you need one now. We deliver around Toronto; pickup at our location is free.

What happens when you ask for a car

Send the request with your dates first; no money changes hands at that stage. You receive an offer with the price, the deposit and what is included. The car is yours for those dates once you approve and pay the offer.

The calendar on each car's page helps you pick dates that work. Book by the week from 7 days, or by the month up to 365 days. We need at least 2 hours of notice before a pickup.

Licence, age and card

An Ontario G2 or G licence and an age of 18 or more are the starting point. Each day of the rental carries a young driver fee if a driver is under 26. Your licence and the card you paid with come with you to the pickup.

For damage to the car itself, have your own policy (OPCF 27), a credit card with rental car coverage, or add the CarmaCars Protection Plan. Deposits differ by car. Each car's page shows its amount. A quick licence and identity check happens before we confirm any booking.

Still deciding?

Send a request today, and approve the offer only if it works for you.