Economy
Mitsubishi Mirage · Nissan Versa or similar
4 seats1–2 bags
Solo trips and couples with carry-ons. Lowest cost, easiest to park.

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Rental car classes
Rental companies reserve a class, not an exact car. Here’s what each class usually looks like at the airport — so nothing surprises you in the garage.
Mitsubishi Mirage · Nissan Versa or similar
4 seats1–2 bags
Solo trips and couples with carry-ons. Lowest cost, easiest to park.
Toyota Corolla · Honda Civic · Kia K4 or similar
5 seats2 bags
City driving with a little more room. Great fuel economy.
Toyota Camry · Honda Accord · Nissan Altima or similar
5 seats3 bags
The sweet spot for most airport renters — comfort for longer drives.
Toyota RAV4 · Ford Escape · Nissan Rogue or similar
5 seats4 bags
Families, mountain or desert roads, and extra luggage.
Chevy Tahoe · Ford Expedition · GMC Yukon or similar
7–8 seats5+ bags
Big groups, golf bags, and lots of gear.
Chrysler Pacifica · Toyota Sienna · Kia Carnival or similar
7–8 seats5+ bags
The easiest family hauler — sliding doors and huge cargo space.
Tesla Model 3 · Model Y · Hyundai Ioniq 5 or similar
5 seats2–3 bags
Quiet and fun — plan charging before you return the car.
Cadillac Escalade · BMW 3 Series · Lexus ES or similar
5–7 seats3–5 bags
Special trips and business travel. Ask about deposits first.
131 models · 2026–2027 · real photos and specs
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Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)
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