Car rentals in Italy
Oct 23rd, 2004, 06:51 PM
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Car rentals in Italy
I've been checking rates and www.Kemwel.com seems to be the best deal. $61 a day for 3 days. Marge
Oct 23rd, 2004, 08:20 PM
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3 day rates will be high, weekly rates are more reasonable when broken down to a daily rate for comparison sake. If Kemwel is quoting better, go with them. I've used both Kemwel and Autoeurope and most recently actually Hertz had a better rate.
Oct 25th, 2004, 10:10 AM
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Ira - The quotes are with a city pick up two daily fees which added $13.95 total of $197.45.
I just called Hertz quote was $308 w/5% discount.
www.cheapcarrental.com was $157 all the same stuff as above. Fiat Punto 1.25 A/C with Thirfty. Getting it down to $52.33 a day. 866-800-3168 This is getting confusing.
I just called Hertz quote was $308 w/5% discount.
www.cheapcarrental.com was $157 all the same stuff as above. Fiat Punto 1.25 A/C with Thirfty. Getting it down to $52.33 a day. 866-800-3168 This is getting confusing.
Oct 25th, 2004, 10:25 AM
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I'm always amazed when people say they are offered the best rates from Hertz. I'm curious if that's because they are using some big corporate account or code. Or sometimes because it's quoted in euro as opposed to the dollars of AutoEurope, and people don't notice the difference.
I'm curious what "guarantee the rate or give you cash back" means. Does that mean if you get there and they won't meet their quote, they'll return your deposit? Or does it mean even if you haven't paid, they'll give you that much cash back anyway when you don't take the car because it's being quoted differently.
I'm curious what "guarantee the rate or give you cash back" means. Does that mean if you get there and they won't meet their quote, they'll return your deposit? Or does it mean even if you haven't paid, they'll give you that much cash back anyway when you don't take the car because it's being quoted differently.
Oct 25th, 2004, 03:34 PM
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Patrick - I didn't even ask about that today I would like to go with the lowest if it's apples to apples. All my quotes are in USD and I didn't have any coupons for Hertz or Avis. It's too early.
Oct 25th, 2004, 04:14 PM
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Patrick,
Last trip to Italy Hertz gave me the best rate, maybe a flook. Usually I book with Autoeurope but always check them all, you never know. No, I'm not on any big corp account or other discount program and I'm certainly smart enough to know the difference between euros and dollars.
Last trip to Italy Hertz gave me the best rate, maybe a flook. Usually I book with Autoeurope but always check them all, you never know. No, I'm not on any big corp account or other discount program and I'm certainly smart enough to know the difference between euros and dollars.
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Monica,
Hertz generally doesn't have the best rates, in fact they typically are on the very high side. Yes it is surprising, surprised me....why I even checked I don't know, other than I like to be thorough
Hertz generally doesn't have the best rates, in fact they typically are on the very high side. Yes it is surprising, surprised me....why I even checked I don't know, other than I like to be thorough
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