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Car Hire- Please Help
moneyspender1981
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I have just sold my car on ebay - unfortunately big delay in getting my new car so need a hire car for a week, maybe more. anyone know of any deals.
cheaper the better as am broke buying the new car let alone renting a substitue
cheaper the better as am broke buying the new car let alone renting a substitue
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I have always gone to thrifty via the web site as it is cheaper. Just taken a car back today to them. They have a weekend special from Miday Friday - Monday.0
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Think it depends on where you live, but you could try
http://www.travelsupermarket.com/travelmerge/travelsearch.aspx?package=6&p=0
My friend took a day long test drive in a new car the other day
any garages near you which will do that?
you could go round them all :rotfl: different car each day!
If you see someone without a smile give them one of yours, 
It wont cost you anything!
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If you have a VAT registered business and company insurance then Total Fleet Services does sort term car hire.
http://www.lease-hire.co.uk/daily-hire0 -
Hi moneyspender1981,
I like these guys http://www.novacarhire.com to check for best prices. Something to watch out for is the insurance excess - a scratch can cost a fortune to repair on a new car etc. Most companies give the option to reduce or wave the excess. But find out first before you book, so you get the best price.
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Just buy a ready-taxed and mot'd shed and scrap it once you've got your new car.
Much much cheaper.0
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