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Uber requirements: See the oldest vehicle you can drive in every US state

By Doug H, Updated January 2, 2025 2 Comments

If you want to use your own vehicle to drive with Uber, you’ll need to use a car that meets the current vehicle requirements. Your vehicle won’t qualify if it’s too old, but how old is too old?

The oldest vehicle you can drive for Uber in every US state

Search for your state to see the oldest vehicle that Uber will accept. Updated January 2025.

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StateOldest Vehicle Year
Alabama2009
Alaska2012
Arizona2008
Arkansas2008
California2008
Colorado2008
Connecticut2012
Delaware2008
Florida2008
Georgia2008
Hawaii2008
Idaho2008
Illinois2008
Indiana2008
Iowa2008
Kansas2008
Kentucky2008
Louisiana2008
Maine2008
Maryland2012
Massachusetts2008
Michigan2008
Minnesota2009
Mississippi2008
Missouri2008
Montana2008
Nebraska2008
Nevada2008
New Hampshire2008
New Jersey2008
New Mexico2008
New York State2008
New York City2008
North Carolina2008
North Dakota2008
Ohio2008
Oklahoma2008
Oregon2008
Oregon - Portland2009
Oregon - Eugene2009
Pennsylvania2009
Rhode Island2009
South Carolina2008
South Dakota2008
Tennessee2008
Texas2008
Utah2008
Vermont2009
Virginia2008
Washington D.C.2008
Washington state2009
West Virginia2008
Wisconsin2008
Wyoming2008

Learn more about the Uber driver requirements 

Your vehicle’s age is only one of many requirements to become a driver. See the complete requirements here.

Vehicle too old for Uber? You can rent a car!

If your vehicle doesn’t qualify for Uber, you can rent one through the Uber Vehicle Marketplace. Rentals starting around $250 per week, insurance included.

Read more: How to rent a car for Uber

Originally Published January 2, 2025
Filed Under: Uber

About Doug H

Gig economy driver, writer, and expert since 2013. I created Ridesharing Driver to help drivers navigate all of the challenges we face in the on-demand world! Read more about my story!

Comments

  1. Ken Hall says

    May 1, 2025 at 1:59 pm

    Love the information you have here.

    Lyft won’t let me drive in VT as my vehicle is a 2014 and Lyft claims VT requires 10 years or newer vehicle age. I sent them a copy of their own website showing up to 15 years old is valid. They said they would fix the website. I asked for a copy of the source document showing the requirements to no avail. Would you be willing to share your source for the information you show for VT vehicle age?

    I thank you in advance for your consideration.

    Reply
    • Doug H says

      May 5, 2025 at 9:34 am

      This page at Lyft.com says they accept 2010 or newer. Just note that the article you commented on is for Uber, which may have a different requirement.

      Reply

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