I've used both services and used Car2go mainly for short one-way trips. I'm curious at how Uber and other ridesharing apps have affected Car2go since the costs might be comparable with added benefits of (1) not having to park, (2) getting picked up and dropped off closer to your destination, and (3) being more relaxing.
I use both, and uber in Seattle. But my pattern mainly involves going out at night in Cap Hill, and for that car2go is much cheaper, but uber means I don't have to drive, so it's car2go out and uber back, if I've had anything to drink.
