Wow! Hard to give an inventory on both lanes, they have a mix of everything.. On the 'B' side... Jeep SUV, minivans, 300, avalons, a passat, impalas, malibu's, s40 in VIP etc...
Luxury consisted of two spaces, both a black 300 (not c).... I asked if they had something else got a BMW 328i which in hindsight, I would had been happier with one of the 300s.. Last time I deviate!
No bluetooth audio (a separate package then BT phone apparently) and no XM, so basically, no audio as I haven't packed an AUX cable or thumb-drive in a year...
Live and learn...
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Im for England uk and this is first time hiring in us and hiring from orlando international airport. Iv been researching a lot and was very interested in the Chevrolet Tahoe but also the dodge Durango caught my eye. Can any body help suggest which is best to go for? Or if there are any other large suv available to hire which are better. There are 4 passengers and 4 suit cases ideally wanted navigation. Any help or suggestion would help thanks.
Haven't driven the Durango, but I would assume the Tahoe, Escalade or an Expedition would feel bigger then a Durango.
The Suburban and Excursion are even bigger then those mentioned above. Usually a staple in places like Montana though, maybe not so much MCO
While it might be tight depending on the size of your luggage, an Enclave is a very nice "ride" as it drives more like a car then a large SUV. They usually have three rows of seats and putting down the third row would generate a good amount of space I would think.
I would stay away from the Edge and Explorer as they might not have enough storage space unless obscuring your view out the back window isn't a problem for you.
Navigation is usually an add-on garmin or some type of plug in and stick to the windshield device.
I am sure others may have better ideas, but please do report back what you end up with and what you thought of it.
Hope you enjoy your time in MCO!
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Excursion? They havent made that in years.
Not since 2005, actually. Its replacement, the Expedition EL, is something I have never seen in the National fleet (not that I look for mega-SUVs). It would be tremendous overkill for four people and four cases.
A Premium Crossover (3 rows of seating; fold the last and your cases have all the room in the world) or Luxury SUV should be fine but neither may have factory nav. A quick visit to any Best Buy or Wal-Mart secures a $120 Garmin.
There are Expedition EL's in the fleet but they are pretty rare.
The Suburbans/Tahoes (and other GM products), if new enough, will have OnStar still activated. Not factory nav per se, but turn by turn directions all the same.
Heading to MCO end of the month. Would appreciate update on the LCAR inventory. Thanks!
Last Thursday at around 1 pm all they has on either A orB were 300s. Which was better then the premium I reserved. Both sides had NOTHING. But amazingly Alamo had lots of premiums they would not give me. (thanks for reminding me I need to complain about the service there on Thursday)
