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Cheapest websites for Florida Car hire
eslick
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Hi All
Anyone able to recommend any cheap car hire websites for Florida car hire. Usually use fifteen02 but as always its about moneysaving :T
Anyone able to recommend any cheap car hire websites for Florida car hire. Usually use fifteen02 but as always its about moneysaving :T
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Hi
Have you tried www{DOT}usrentacar{DOT}co{DOT}uk
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Having spent the last hour going through the major sites ie Hertz,Avis, Dollar, Budget,Enterprise I find that at the moment Hertz are offering the best prices for prepayment for the dates Im looking for in Feb, they are about £15-£20 per week cheaper than anyone else. www.hertz.co.uk .Hope this helps0
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Hope this helps
When I'm hiring a car fir the USA, I always use a hire car broker (eg airline network, usrentacar, frloridacarhire etc etc) rather than going direct to the hire companies, as to date, I've always got a much better deal.
Also, if you do go direct to a US car rental company (e.g hertz.com) you won't get anywhere near the same level of car insurance that you would get with a UK car hire company (e.g hertz.co.uk).
p.s after doing a quick check, hertz were over £200 dearer than usarentacar for my upcoming trip.0 -
thanks everyone we normally use https://www.fifteen02.com and they are around £40 cheaper than usrentacar as they have free upgrades, its with budget but last year the we picked up the car from Avis0
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thanks everyone we normally use www.fifteen02.com and they are around £40 cheaper than usrentacar as they have free upgrades, its with budget but last year the we picked up the car from Avis
good find - I'd never come across them before.
For my trip (to the Pacific coast), usrentacar came out quite a bit cheaper than fifteen02 - it just goes to show that shopping around can save you £££££'s.
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I just checked out that site https://www.fifteen02.com to make sure the price wasn't cheaper than the rate I booked with Carhire 3000 for our trip to Philadelphia and the same car group/car with dollar was £100 MORE on the fifteen02 site! I think I'll stay with the booking I have heh.
I would give them a try https://www.carhire3000.com and see if you get a better price for your trip.
I also always check with carjet.com (usually for our trips to Spain) and https://www.travelsupermarket.com, https://www.airline-network.co.uk when I book car hires. I don't think we ever booked directly thru a company though (Hertz, etc.) because personally, I find it much easier to understand what's included and no hidden fee's etc. on the sites I mentioned and use.
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we've always found the best deal with www.yescarhire.com0
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Murphy_The_Cat wrote: »Also, if you do go direct to a US car rental company (e.g hertz.com) you won't get anywhere near the same level of car insurance that you would get with a UK car hire company (e.g hertz.co.uk).
Can you explain some more?
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Hi, don't suppose you know if Hertz's LDW is the same as CDW? Looking for Florida in May. Hertz are the chepest I can find at £111 for 9 days (focus or similar)**BERTIE**Did you Know: It costs more than £325,000 a day to run the lifeboat service? (with no government funding) Please donate to the RNLI0
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Can you explain some more?
Thanks.
Sure, an American website, set up to sell directly to Americans will (generally) not include insurances in the quote - it will be literally be for hiring the car only, as, generally, US personal car insurance will cover rentals as well.
Whereas, a UK based site will (generally) quote you a fee with the relevant insurances included.
However, if you go to a US site and it asks you for country of residence, (UK), then check VERY CLOSELY for exactly what is and what isn't included.
As an exersise I have just compared my rental for later in the year with this result.
I am hiring a Dollar car via USrentacar, and it is over £200 cheaper via USrentacar than hiring exactly the same car via Dollar.com direct. Interestingly enough, the same deal via dollar.co.uk is still over £80 dearer than I'm paying, plus they are a bit 'woolly' over the one way hire charge.
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