New to Car Rental - Need Help
#1
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New to Car Rental - Need Help
Hi All,
So I am a pretty frequent traveler, but not a big car renter and need some help. I am going to be in New Zealand and need a two day rental, and wanted to know the cheapest way of going about it.
I believe there is a car rental site that automatically changes your price if there is a better price that comes up. Is this correct? If so, is this the best option?
Any recommendations welcomed as to cheapest and earning the most points/miles.
Thanks!
So I am a pretty frequent traveler, but not a big car renter and need some help. I am going to be in New Zealand and need a two day rental, and wanted to know the cheapest way of going about it.
I believe there is a car rental site that automatically changes your price if there is a better price that comes up. Is this correct? If so, is this the best option?
Any recommendations welcomed as to cheapest and earning the most points/miles.
Thanks!
#2
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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If you want general information, there are a number of NZ car hire threads, as well as other car hire threads, on this forum that you can look at, rather than us re-posting the same information.
If you would like specific information, please post specific details, i.e. location of pick up and return, date/time and type of car.
The website I think you may be referring to is Autoslash, which is run by a couple of the members of FT. I believe it's only for US rentals at this stage (though this may have changed).
A number of websites will allow to compare all of the major companies, as well as providing reasonably detailed information regarding insurance conditions, including oodles, vroomvroomwroom, driveawayholidays.
If you would like specific information, please post specific details, i.e. location of pick up and return, date/time and type of car.
The website I think you may be referring to is Autoslash, which is run by a couple of the members of FT. I believe it's only for US rentals at this stage (though this may have changed).
A number of websites will allow to compare all of the major companies, as well as providing reasonably detailed information regarding insurance conditions, including oodles, vroomvroomwroom, driveawayholidays.