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Not each person container afford a Tesla Fashion S, save for what re renting one? It turns not at home that getting behind the steering wheel of this luxury thrilling car for just one day may be quite expensive.

Just take a peep at this eBay posting from exotic-car let company Club Sportiva, which offers a one-day Tesla Fashion S P85 let for $899. That price includes 100 miles of driving, although Club Sportiva does not state what the cost may be if you exceed that mileage.

According to the posting, drivers container ice pick up the car at Club Sportivas San Jose, California, site, or have it delivered elsewhere for an additional fee. This apt applies only to other locations in California, the sole state anywhere the company operates.

Stay in mind that Club Sportiva specializes in expensive cars from brands like Ferrari and Lamborghini, so its rates are on the excessive tip. Nor is it the only Tesla let opportunity unfilled. Far-off from it, in statement. Additional: Tesla Fashion S: Yes, Writers, Higher Speeds Exploitation Additional Energy In Thrilling Cars

Its in addition workable to rent a Fashion S through Hertzs Dream Cars program for $400 for each day. That price includes 75 miles for each day, with $0.49 charged for every additional mile.

The Hertz Tesla let is in addition offered only in California. The Fashion S is unfilled at Hertz locations in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego and San Francisco.

Nonetheless another opportunity for drivers in California is MPG Car Let -- a let company specializing in hybrid, diesel, and other green cars -- which offers Tesla Fashion S rentals at its locations in Los Angeles and Venice, Calif. MPG lists a rate of $499 a day for a Fashion S, as well as 100 miles for each day with an additional $2.00 indictment for every extra mile. Additional: Teslas 100th Supercharger Electric-Car Charging Site Now Open

If conventional let army seem excessively restrictive, startup Vukee Car hopes to launch a Zipcar-style car-sharing advantage featuring the Fashion S, when over again in select California cities.

Though the project is still being crowdfunded, it would theoretically work like other car-sharing army, with users coordinating rentals through smartphone apps, and not at all having to visit a let office.

Finally, theres San Francisco Bay Area startup Getaround, which eschews stable the formality of a car-sharing advantage like Zipcar for peer-to-peer rentals harmonized through an iPhone app. A quick perusal of Getarounds website netted a black Fashion S unfilled for $25.00 an hour. That comes with 200-mile-per-day limit, (theres a $0.40 indictment for every additional mile), and a request from the owner not to scuff the rims.