Not because the cars are bad. Because everything around them is.
If you have rented a car in Pakistan, you know the routine. You find a number on OLX or through a cousin. You negotiate on WhatsApp. You leave a photocopy of your CNIC with someone you have never met, hand over cash in advance, and hope the car that arrives is the car in the photo.
Then come the extras nobody mentioned. A per-kilometre charge at return. A delivery fee. AC counted as a premium. And a car with a service history nobody can produce.
None of this is anyone's fault exactly — it is just what happens when an entire category runs on chat threads and cash. It is also completely fixable.
RentGari is a car rental platform. You choose a car, drive it yourself or book it with a driver, see one price, and it is delivered to your door. Insurance, scheduled maintenance, a tracker and token tax are inside the price. You pay for fuel. That is the whole model.
The number you see when you book is the number you pay. No delivery surcharge, no per-kilometre surprise, no "AC extra". Intercity travel is included.
Every car in the fleet is under five years old, serviced on schedule at authorised workshops, and inspected between rentals. Not "well maintained" as a claim in an ad — as a record we keep.
Flat tyre on the M-2 at 3am is not a hypothetical. Roadside assistance is dispatched anywhere on the national highway network, and if a car cannot be repaired the same day we deliver a replacement and pause your billing.
We are starting in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, with Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and Peshawar behind them. Quetta is on the list.
If you own cars and want them earning between your own trips, we would like to talk — list your car with us.
List it with us and earn from it on the days you're not using it.