This may be a more accurate analogy... "The Porsche you rented at $200/mo now only allows you a maximum of 100km of travel. You will be automatically charged extra when you go over that."

A whopping 100km per month for the low price of $199.99!*

* with a quota of 138 meters per hour, overage charges may apply

more like 100m

On top of being worth less, the subscriber discounts are gone.

The old plans were $0.033/request for Pro, $0.026/request for Pro+ and $0.04/request for pay-as-you-go. That discount is now gone. They even still advertise "5x the number of requests" for Pro+ over Pro.

It’s technically true that the plan prices haven’t changed, it’s just the value you get from those plans has plummeted. It’s classic deceptive sales language.

Yeah, if I go to a petrol station with 50€, but only get a tenth of the amount of petrol I got last week, I may think that the price has in fact changed.

"Your monthly fee isn't changing but it now only covers about 3 days of driving."

More like, the rising gas prices aren’t a problem, I only ever fill up for $40

They are now charging per gallon instead of a flat rate per trip

It's more like saying, "and you may now only use the Porsche for 5 minutes out of every day."

Full brake on the autobahn if you hit your 5min limit

More like, The Porsche you had for a month you'll now have for 5 min only.

Having rented cars a lot, this is actually quite common.

What country, I haven't seen anything but unlimited miles for over a decade.

I referred to the swapping of cars to a far inferior model than you paid for.

However I do also pay for milage (KM), and extending the rental period does often* NOT extend the milage range. Eg 1 month=1000 KM, 2 months=1000 KM, so you need to split the rental periods yourself and do all that hassle, or pay extra.

(*May of course vary depending on the rental company)

This being in Brazil.