What are the cars in car rental categories?

What are the cars in car rental categories?
I will give examples of cars but will very from locations andarea's

Subcompact - metro
compact- cobalt
mid size- Camry
full size- impala
premium- crown vic
luxury- cadi, town car
small SUV- rav4
SUV- explorer
Large SUV- durango
Largest SUV- expedition (each SUV is a different car class)
MiniVan - Town and Country
Convert- Spyder, Sebring
Speical cars- Are the luxury + type of cars..... Infinity, Hummer,Soltice, there's alot more, but those are some examples.

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From the perspective of the rental company I work for, I canprovide these examples:

Subcompact - Toyota Yaris / Fiat 500 / Mazda 2 / Chevy Spark
Compact- Chevy Cruze (replacing the Cobalt for 2011) / ToyotaCorolla / Ford Focus / Dodge Dart
Standard- VW Jetta / Chevy Malibu
Full size- Dodge Charger / Nissan Altima / Mazda 6 / Chrysler 200 /Chevy Impala
Premium/luxury - Buick Lucerne / Mercury Grand Marquis / FordTaurus / Chrysler 300
Luxury - Cadillac CTS, ATS, XTS / Lincoln MKZ / Mercedes C-class /Infiniti G37 / BMW 3-series
Small / Midsize SUV - Ford Escape / Ford Edge / Nissan Rogue /Hyundai Santa Fe
Large SUV - Chevy Suburban / GMC Yukon XL / Ford Expedition /Nissan Pathfinder / Nissan Armada
Luxury SUV - Cadillac Escalade, BMW X5, Lincoln Navigator
MiniVan - Kia Sedona / VW Routan (which is really just a Chryslerminivan with a different body shape) / Toyota Sienna / ChryslerTown & Country / Dodge Grand Caravan (discontinued as of 2015)
Small Truck - Toyota Tacoma / Nissan Frontier / Dodge Dakota /Chevy Colorado / GMC Canyon
Large Truck - Toyota Tundra / Dodge RAM / Chevy Silverado / GMCSierra / Ford F-150
Sport - Ford Mustang (base) / Dodge Challenger / Chevy Camaro

Specialty cars may include the Jeep Wrangler (soft top, no A/C),the Toyota Prius, and the new Nissan Leaf. Enterprise also now hasan "Exotics" rental fleet at a small number of locations (usuallyairports), and these include the Mustang GT, Corvette, Tesla,Lamborghini, Maserati, BMW 5-series, Jaguar, Porsche, Audi 6 and 8series, and others. Be aware that to rent some of the exotics, youmust be able to prove that you already own a car of similarperformance nature (because they don't want someone with noexperience driving Porsches to rent one and kill themselves ordestroy the car).

Not all cars are available in all locations. Local market oftendetermines the composition of the fleet, and there is a big "pool"of cars the branches use.

Pickup trucks are usually crew cab (4-door) with a short box, andquite comfortable. You can get a 4-wheel-drive version of many cars(if available from the manufacturer in that configuration) if youask in advance, as the branch may need to get it from somewhereelse. In my company's case, we're used to pickup trucks beingrented by contractors or other people doing rough work, and it'scommon for the beds to be scratched up and have weird things inthem (I found a 3/4" drill bit once).

Most rental companies do not allow towing with their vehicles (eventhe trucks), even if they are equipped with a tow hitch and/ortowing gear ratios. Also, even though vehicles like the JeepWrangler are "trail rated", your rental contract probably will notallow you to take the vehicle off-road. Read your contract, and askyour agent.

Sometimes the categories are not hard and fast, and the classessuch as "intermediate" or "standard" can encompass vehicles ofwidely different sizes and fuel economy. It's getting moredifficult today to determine what size class a particular car fallsinto, and each company has their own rules for it.