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Cheap car in France.
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pors99
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Hi i have just come back from france and found a fantastic car hire deal from the supermarket gaint Super U. (going thru the regular sites, flying to la rochelle at this it was well over £500 a week)
The deal we got was a Fait panda for 5 euros a day with insurance included.
(1) You do have to pay per kilometer 12 cents and pay up front but they do give you back the difference at the end of the hire period.
(2) You have bring it back with a full tank (you get a full tank when you collect).
(3) You have to Clean it inside and out, you are given tokens to clean it.
and that is about it!
Only draw back that i can see obviously not at readily available at airports, seaports etc. It is possible to book online (below) but it's in french unless you have a higher level of fernch than my GCSE version suggest go to a shop. They speak really good english if you attempt french at first.
http://www.magasins-u.com/portailu/national/pg_d_sysu_eservices_locationu_acc_nat
forgive me if this has been posted already did search.:T:j
The deal we got was a Fait panda for 5 euros a day with insurance included.
(1) You do have to pay per kilometer 12 cents and pay up front but they do give you back the difference at the end of the hire period.
(2) You have bring it back with a full tank (you get a full tank when you collect).
(3) You have to Clean it inside and out, you are given tokens to clean it.
and that is about it!
Only draw back that i can see obviously not at readily available at airports, seaports etc. It is possible to book online (below) but it's in french unless you have a higher level of fernch than my GCSE version suggest go to a shop. They speak really good english if you attempt french at first.
http://www.magasins-u.com/portailu/national/pg_d_sysu_eservices_locationu_acc_nat
forgive me if this has been posted already did search.:T:j
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