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Silvercar announced it will begin operating at Washington Dulles International Airport. Photo via Joe Ravi/Wikimedia.
Audi-backed Silvercar will be opening at Washington, D.C.’s, Dulles International Airport, its first rental location in the nation’s capital, the Austin Business Journal reports.
Travelers will have the option to rent an Audi A4 starting at $49 per day, or, starting at $79 per day, the Q5.
In April, Silvercar expanded operations to inlcude John Wayne Airport in Orange County, Calif. The Austin-based car rental company, which was bought by Audi in 2017, now has rental facilities at 22 airports.
Related: Silvercar to Offer Free Car Seats to Renting Families
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