Car Rental Prices in Queen Creek, Arizona Compared

Car rental prices in Queen Creek, Arizona run from $80 a day for the 2026 Tesla Model 3 up to $109 a day for the 2022 Tesla Model X. All four cars in our fleet carry the same included miles per day and overage rate, so the daily rate and deposit are what really set them apart.

Key takeaways

• The 2026 Tesla Model 3 has the lowest daily rate in the fleet at $80 a day.
• The 2022 Tesla Model X costs $109 a day and seats 6, more than any other car listed.
• Every vehicle includes 200 miles per day, with the same $0.45 overage rate past that.
• Deposits are held on your card and vary by vehicle, so check the figure for the car you want before booking.

How much does each car cost per day in Queen Creek?

Here is every vehicle in our fleet with its daily rate:

• 2022 Tesla Model X: $109 a day
• 2026 Tesla Model Y in Stealth Grey with all-wheel drive and adaptive cruise: $95 a day
• 2026 Tesla Model Y in Stealth Grey (PN01) with all-wheel drive: $95 a day
• 2026 Tesla Model 3 in Diamond Black (PX02) with adaptive cruise: $80 a day

The Model X sits at the top of the range because it seats 6 and is the only SUV in the group. Both Model Y trims share the same daily rate, since their build and features line up closely. The Model 3 is the most affordable option in the fleet, which fits its smaller footprint and sedan layout.

If you're comparing options for car rental prices in Queen Creek, Arizona, daily rate is usually the first number people look at, but it only tells part of the story. Deposit, included miles and overage all factor into what a trip actually costs. The chart below lines up the daily rates so you can see the spread at a glance.

Each listing above links straight to that car's own page, where you can check its full daily rate and deposit before you book. Reviewing all four side by side first makes it easier to land on the right fit for your trip and budget.

What deposit does each car need?

Each vehicle has its own deposit, held on your card separately from the rental total. The 2022 Tesla Model X carries a $250 deposit, and both 2026 Tesla Model Y trims carry a $250 deposit and a $250 deposit. The 2026 Tesla Model 3 carries a $200 deposit.

The deposit is a hold on your card, separate from the rental total. It exists apart from your daily rate, and it is not part of what you pay for the days you rent.

Across this fleet the deposits land close together, all in the same general band regardless of which car you pick. That makes it easier to compare cars mostly on daily rate and features rather than worrying about big swings in what gets held. The chart below sets daily rate next to deposit for each vehicle so you can see both figures together.

How do included miles and overage change the total?

Every vehicle in our fleet includes 200 miles per day, and every vehicle carries the same $0.45 per mile charge once you go past that. This holds true whether you book the Model X, either Model Y, or the Model 3, so mileage math stays consistent no matter which car you choose.

For a short local rental, 200 miles per day is often enough to cover errands and day trips without touching the overage rate. Multi-day trips add up fast, though: three days at $109 a day comes with 200 miles included each day, so plan around that if you expect to drive more.

In the cost chart's example, 50 extra miles a day are billed at $0.45 each. That example applies to the 2022 Tesla Model X, and it's worth working through before you book if your trip involves longer drives. The chart below shows how the rental total shifts across a 1 to 7 day stretch, with and without those extra miles factored in.

The same included-miles figure and overage rate carry over to every car in the fleet, so switching between the Model X, either Model Y, or the Model 3 will not change how you plan mileage. That consistency makes it simpler to budget a longer trip, since the mileage math does not reset each time you pick a different vehicle.

Why do the prices differ from car to car?

Price differences in this fleet come down to body style, seating and features rather than model year alone. The 2022 Tesla Model X is the only SUV here, seats 6, and sits at the top of the daily rate range. Both Model Y vehicles are 2026 models with all-wheel drive, and the Stealth Grey Model Y also lists adaptive cruise, but their daily rates match each other.

The 2026 Tesla Model 3 is the smallest and least expensive vehicle in the fleet. It also lists adaptive cruise, but without the extra seating capacity or SUV body of the Model X, it costs less per day. This lines up with what you'd expect: more seats and a larger vehicle class push the daily rate higher.

What affects price here is the mix of features and the vehicle's role, whether it's built for a family trip or a simpler point-to-point drive. Minimum age is the same across every vehicle at 21, so that part of booking stays consistent no matter which car you choose.

If you're deciding between the Model X and a Model Y for a specific trip, it helps to think about seating first. Six seats versus five can matter more than a small gap in daily rate, especially for group travel.

Which car fits which price range?

The 2026 Tesla Model 3 fits renters who want the lowest daily rate in the fleet at $80 a day, with adaptive cruise included. It suits solo drivers or couples who don't need extra seating.

Both 2026 Tesla Model Y vehicles sit in the middle of the range at $95 a day and $95 a day. They fit renters who want all-wheel drive and a bit more cargo room without stepping up to the Model X's daily rate.

The 2022 Tesla Model X fits renters who need to seat 6 and want the largest vehicle in the fleet, at $109 a day. It's the pick for family trips or group travel where seating counts more than trimming the daily rate.

Use the table above to compare every figure side by side: daily rate, deposit, included miles and overage. It's the fastest way to see where each car lands before you commit to a booking.

What do you need to book?

Every vehicle in our fleet has a minimum renter age of 21. That applies across the Model X, both Model Y trims, and the Model 3, so age requirements won't change depending on which car you pick.

Pickup and delivery details are confirmed on the booking page, so check there for what applies to your reservation. That's also where you'll find current availability for the dates you want.

To book, pick the vehicle that fits your seating and price needs, check its daily rate and deposit through its own vehicle page, then confirm your dates on the booking page. If you want more detail on the SUV in our lineup, our guide to the Tesla Model X Rental in Queen Creek, Arizona walks through what it's like to drive.

We're A&O 320 Rentals, and every vehicle listed here is part of our current fleet in Queen Creek. Reach out through the booking page with any questions before you reserve.