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SUV Rental in Los Angeles

If you need a little more space for passengers and cargo, renting an SUV is a great option. Available all-wheel drive helps you maintain control in varying terrain and weather conditions. Lock in low prices and save time by booking online. 

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FAQs for Renting SUVs in Los Angeles

Enterprise does offer AWD and 4WD vehicles, though we cannot guarantee availability. We recommend you start a reservation to see if a 4WD SUV is available.

Yes, you can rent an SUV from Enterprise for as long as you need. Renting an SUV for a few days is great if you're taking a short trip or moving small cargo. We offer great weekend car rental rates and have several SUVs to choose from. 

A mid-size SUV is also referred to as a standard SUV. A vehicle of this size seats up to five passengers and can hold up to five bags. It offers plenty of room for passengers and provides a comfortable ride. An example of a mid-size SUV is a Ford Edge. 

Los Angeles Road Trips

Los Angeles is the perfect starting point for unforgettable road trips. From coastal drives to mountain escapes and desert adventures, the city offers easy access to some of California’s most iconic destinations. Whether you want a quick getaway or a scenic journey through diverse landscapes, these routes showcase the best of what the Golden State has to offer.

la to las vegas

Los Angeles to Las Vegas

270 miles (4 hours)

Head northeast through the Mojave Desert to the glittering lights of Las Vegas. The drive offers unique stops like the Seven Magic Mountains art installation and Mojave National Preserve. Once in Vegas, enjoy world-class entertainment, dining, and nightlife—or explore nearby Red Rock Canyon for a nature break.

san diego road trip

Los Angeles to San Diego

120 miles (2 hours)

Cruise south along the coast to San Diego, where sunny beaches and laid-back vibes await. The route offers scenic ocean views and charming stops like Laguna Beach and Carlsbad. Once there, explore Balboa Park, the historic Gaslamp Quarter, and the world-famous San Diego Zoo.

big sur road trip

Los Angeles to Big Sur

320 miles (6 hours)

This iconic coastal drive along Highway 1 is all about the journey. Hug the cliffs of California’s stunning shoreline, passing through Santa Barbara, Morro Bay, and the dramatic landscapes of Big Sur. Stop for ocean views at Bixby Creek Bridge and enjoy hiking in Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park before relaxing on Sand Dollar Beach.

lake tahoe road trip

Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe

440 miles (7 hours, 15 minutes)

Take a scenic journey north to Lake Tahoe, a stunning alpine destination perfect for year-round recreation. The route along US-395 passes through the Eastern Sierra, Mammoth Lakes, and Mono Lake, offering breathtaking mountain views. Once there, enjoy hiking, boating, or skiing depending on the season.

Reflections in the waters of Big Bear Lake at Boulder Bay fill the foreground leading back to vacations houses and the mountain ridges beyond, Southern California

Los Angeles to Big Bear Lake

100 miles (2 hours, 15 minutes)

Head to Big Bear Lake for a refreshing mountain escape. The drive takes you through scenic mountain roads and pine forests, offering a stark contrast to LA’s urban landscape. Once there, enjoy boating, hiking, and cozy lakeside cabins.

los angeles to san francisco

Los Angeles to San Francisco

460 miles (10 hours)

Make the iconic coastal run to San Francisco via Highway 1 and US‑101. This scenic route strings together beach towns and cliffside vistas including Santa Barbara, Pismo Beach, Morro Bay, Big Sur’s Bixby Creek Bridge, and Monterey before rolling into the City by the Bay. Prefer speed over scenery? I‑5 is the faster inland option.

la to santa barbara

Los Angeles to Santa Barbara

95 miles (1 hour, 45 minutes)

Head up the coast to Santa Barbara, known as the “American Riviera.” The drive offers ocean views and stops in charming beach towns like Malibu. Once you arrive, stroll along State Street, visit the historic Mission, and relax on pristine beaches.b

death valley park

Los Angeles to Death Valley National Park

320 miles (5 hours, 30 minutes)

For an otherworldly adventure, head to Death Valley, home to dramatic salt flats, colorful canyons, and the lowest point in North America. The drive takes you through stark desert scenery and small towns like Baker. Once inside the park, marvel at Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point, and the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes.

One-Way Car Rental

Looking to rent a car for a one-way trip? Enterprise Rent-A-Car offers convenient one-way car rentals. We have a great selection of vehicles for trips across the city, across the country or from the airport.

One-Way Car Rental

Long-Term Car Rental

This is ideal for corporate relocations, temporary work assignments, extended trips, and much more. It can also be used while waiting for a new fleet car. 

Long-Term Car Rental