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Car Hire Abroad - Malaga Airport

LISAM696969
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Can Anyone Give Me Some Good Car Hire Deals Going To Malaga Airport In August Need Car For Ten Days Any Suggestions , Thanks Lisam
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Posts are not advice and must not be relied upon.0
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used https://www.carjet.com for a few years now usually the best price and you usually get an upgrade if you book the cheapest car0
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Above reccomendations are good.
Also try https://www.malagacarhire.co.uk
Ring a Uk number and speak to british person, pay cash sterling on arrival .
Recently at Malaga a lot of companies charge you for a full tank of fuel and you are expected to bring it back empty . Problems with this are a full tank of fuel is very expensive ( I once complained there is no way a 206 holds 80 litres) and also brining it back empty is not so easy . Take this into account when booking .
Also look out for collision damage waiver charges and large excesses. You do the maths
I once endede up with crown car hire at malaga airport and had a 2 hour wait at reception.On the internet you can be anything you want.It`s strange so many people choose to be rude and stupid.0 -
We use carjet, who are a broker for all the car rental companies.Like bestyman said, if one of the rental companies is busy (probably all carjet customers) you can indeed expect a long wait. It is an excellent idea to book the cheaper car and then get a better car , on the basis of buying the extra insurance cover, which is not a bad deal anyway. Just a word of warning though , if you need kids seats , take our own , as some of them are a bit dodgy- we learnt that the first time we took DS1 away and ended up having to use rope to secure the seat !0
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