Car Rental Guidelines
by: Jeff Anderson
Rates for the same-size car can vary widely from company to
company with extra costs nearly doubling the basic rental rate.
Ask the reservation clerk to calculate the total cost of the
rental, including such extras as mileage, insurance, taxes
(including airport taxes if the pick-up point is at the airport)
and any other charges. Get everything in writing and make sure
you have a confirmation numbers. If you plan on extensive
driving, get the unlimited mileage rate and watch for extra
driver fees, unnecessary insurance coverage, etc.
Ask about special deals. If you're a member of AA, a travel club,
a group or association, discounts might be available.
Insurance can cost from $5 to $15 a day. Review your car
insurance policy. You might already be covered for a rental car.
Some credit card companies offer free coverage to Gold Card
holders.
Before picking up the car, make a brief visual inspection for
nicks, dents, scratches, etc. If you don't spot them before you
drive off, you may be responsible when the car is turned in.
When renting a car, you'll need a valid driver's license, proof
of auto insurance and a major credit card. Some companies have a
minimum age requirement.
Jeff Anderson knows his rentals. He knows what to look for and
what pitfalls to avoid. Let him guide you to finding out more
about rentals. Contact him at
Jeff@davidson-rentals.com
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