car rentals
#2
Cheap is not always good. We used Enterprise a few times because of price but the service was abysmal. Hertz are more expensive but reliable. Sixt is supposed to be a bit cheaper but we've never used them. Europcar is OK too. You may be able to find a cheap, local company but they won't have the infrastructure behind them like a big company, e.g if your car malfunctions on the way to Scotland, how do you get another car? They won't have branches all over.
Kay
Kay
#5
you'll want to start w/ autoeurope.com They are a broker and deal w/ all the majors. IME, they will get you the best all-in rates about 70% of the time. I usually start w/ a quote from ae and then shop/compare directly on the various rental websites.
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We always use Hertz - but do have a special corporate discount that makes it cheaper than anybody else - esp for the larger automatic cars that we always rent. the benefit is that they have a lot of offices and anything goes wrong - we had a windshield crack - all by itself - they were able to get us a new car in only about 2 hours.