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Like Enterprise? I've looked into this. First, the demand goes up / supply goes down when everyone without a car wants to rent a car for the holidays. Second, there's only one facility anywhere near me. Third, they have limited hours when you can pick up and drop off making it unreasonably difficult (only open til 12 on Saturdays, closed Sundays).
I also looked into car sharing. I forget the name of the service but I've spoken with people who have rented out their cars for it. It's a scam. People have had thousands of dollars withdrawn from their bank accounts for minor body damage without warning and without evidence that they were responsible.
There's some locally run car shares that are better. Here in the Twin Cities we have Evie, maybe your area has something similar?