Hiring a car in the US
25 April 2006, 07:51 PM
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I normally take the paper bit too, but I've never been asked for it.
Be careful though when you do get in the car...those crazy fools drive on the wrong side!
C
Be careful though when you do get in the car...those crazy fools drive on the wrong side!
C
25 April 2006, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Big C
Be careful though when you do get in the car...those crazy fools drive on the wrong side!
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As above.
Where are you hiring from? Usrentacar are very cheap and you can choose from all the big renters - I like Alamo, because you get to choose your own car within the rental class. I hired a 4.6 litre Cadillac DTS for two weeks, £350 all in, which was perfect for US roads
Where are you hiring from? Usrentacar are very cheap and you can choose from all the big renters - I like Alamo, because you get to choose your own car within the rental class. I hired a 4.6 litre Cadillac DTS for two weeks, £350 all in, which was perfect for US roads
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Couldn't get the Corvette V6 I wanted so getting a more practical Merc ML.
Using a firm with a branch in the hotel we're staying so very convenient.
I found this site useful though, it has all independent companies.
http://www.carrentalexpress.com/
Using a firm with a branch in the hotel we're staying so very convenient.
I found this site useful though, it has all independent companies.
http://www.carrentalexpress.com/
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